Not worth the risk: Firms e-Discovering

By IQPC - Last updated: Friday, June 26, 2009 - Save & Share - Leave a Comment

Sydney, Australia – 26 June, 2009

Law firms need to invest in e-Discovery tools now, or risk paying for it in the future.

In March in year, the Federal Court of Australia delivered a series of e-discovery provisions under Practice Note 17 aimed at allowing for better efficiencies and lower costs during litigation cases – ultimately ensuring lawyers have access to sufficient documentation to build a strong case.

With the proliferation of electronic files created by corporations around the world, the organisation and management of documents has become increasingly onerous. E-Discovery tools exist to make this process simpler and prepare companies for litigation.

IQPC Australia’s e-Discovery Australia brings together Litigants, Judges, and IT professionals in an interactive environment to; discuss implementation processes and protocols, storage and preservation of information, and educating in-house counsel on managing e-Discovery tools to cut costs.

Featuring US key note speaker, Patrick Oot, Verizon - join IQPC in October and network with your law peers and IT professionals. Visit www.iqpc.com/au/ediscovery or call +61 2 9299 1000
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For further information contact:
Chris Archer
IQPC Australia
Ph: (02) 9229 1000
Email: [email protected]

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