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PAGE 8 OcTOber 4, 2010 • Law Times Litigation titles from Canada Law Book Electronic Documents: Records Management, e-Discovery and Trial Editors: Bryan Finlay, Marie-Andrée Vermette and Michael Statham with contributions from leading practitioners Electronic data is modifying how lawyers interact, changing how information is collected and used, and transforming our courtrooms. This in-depth resource examines and analyzes the issues relating to electronic documents, including: • the sources and types of electronic documents • the legal framework governing e-discovery in Canada • the preservation, collection, processing, review and production of electronic documents • the use of electronic evidence at trial Looseleaf • $210 • Subscription updates invoiced as issued (2/yr) • P/C 0283030000 • ISSN 1920-1737 Finding & Managing Legal Information on the Internet David Whelan Follow the blog at http://fli.canadalawbook.ca This text will help you stay on top of technology trends, monitor current awareness resources and organize your research for quick retrieval in the future. Learn more about: • legal information sources • browser extensions, free add-ons and plug-ins • staying on top of changing information with RSS and other tools • research organization and retrieval • mobile legal research ... and much more! Perfectbound • 188 pp. • May 2010 • $32 P/C 0992010000 • ISBN 978-0-88804-506-5 eBook PDF (non-networkable) • $32 • P/C 0992010001 eBook PDF (networkable) • 128 • P/C 0992010002 Government Liability: Law and Practice Karen Horsman and Gareth Morley This looseleaf is a practitioner-oriented guide to conducting civil litigation when one of the parties involved is the Crown. It examines the civil liability of the federal and provincial governments in common law Canada with respect to the major areas of private law, including: • tort • contract • fiduciary duties • restitution • procedure Looseleaf • $245 • Subscription updates invoiced as issued (1-2/yr) • P/C 0149030000 • ISBN 978-0-88804-453-2 Meehan & Sharpe on Appellate Advocacy DVD Eugene Meehan, Q.C. and The Honourable Robert J. Sharpe Winning on appeal requires a different set of skills than winning at trial. With this video you'll get tips on written and oral advocacy and expert advice on how to triumph on appeal. You'll learn how to: • write an effective appellate factum • construct a compelling argument • improve your oral advocacy skills DVD • May 2010 • $195 • P/C 0765150001 ISBN 978-0-88804-496-9 Ontario Annual Practice, 2010-2011 Edition The late Honourable Justice James J. Carthy, W.A. Derry Millar and Jeff G. Cowan NEW Includes mobile version This highly regarded procedural guide is the only resource you need to gain a solid understanding of Ontario's civil and administrative procedural law. It contains all of the relevant legislation and rules of procedure including the 2010 amendments to the Rules of Civil Procedure, O. Reg. 438/08 (effective January 1, 2010). Hardbound (Main volume) • 1,892 pp. • Perfectbound (Forms and Table of Cases) • 848 pp. • CD-ROM Published May each year • Includes both volumes, CD-ROM & Mobile Version • On subscription $89 P/C 0645140000 • One time purchase $94 P/C 0645010999 • ISSN 0318-3556 Witness Preparation: A Practical Guide Bryan Finlay, Q.C., T. A. Cromwell and Nikiforos Iatrou In addition to providing "tried and true" tips for witness preparation, this resource addresses significant developments in electronic discovery, the law of child witnesses and the law of conflicts of interest and privilege. Topics covered include: • interviewing prospective witnesses • the decision to call a witness • preparation for examination-in-chief • preparation for cross-examination... and more! Hardbound • 150 pp. • September 2010 • $80 P/C 0100500000 • ISBN 978-0-88804-509-6 canadalawbook.ca LT1004 For a 30-day, no-risk evaluation call: 1.800.565.6967 Canada Law Book, a Thomson Reuters business. Prices subject to change without notice, to applicable taxes and shipping & handling. www.lawtimesnews.com

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