Canadian E-Discovery Case Digests and Reading List Updated

The Ontario Bar Association's Canadian E-Discovery Case Law Digests and its Electronic Discovery Reading List have recently been updated.

On Slaw.ca, Peg Duncan explained the changes earlier this week.

For case digests:

"New sections have been added to cover pleading practices, discovery planning, the application of the proportionality principle, discovery of social media and other internet sources, and admissibility and authentication of electronic evidence. Newly added decision summaries include deep links into the paragraphs in the decision dealing with the issue."

For the reading list:

"Some new links were added, as well as whole new sections on Social Networks and Discovery and Cloud Computing. The latest version, which is with LawPRO for loading onto the practicePRO website, contains all the new links as well as a whole new section on Authenticating Electronic Information."