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E-Discovery and Electronic Document Retention in Canada

3/7/2007
Provided by: Symantec
This paper is a guide to understanding the role of the IT department in the management of electronic documents and support of e-discovery, given new legislature described as "SOX for the CIO". Even without these changes, the issues related to how day-to-day document retention policies and practices affect the outcome of litigation, has become patently obvious at the board level. This will undoubtedly bring new interest to existing guidelines on e-discovery in Ontario and in Canada, as many Canadian companies must now consider these amendments as they do business in Canada, or are subject by contractual terms to US laws.
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E-Discovery and Electronic Document Retention in Canada


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