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Technology in Litigation: What can we do and why should we do it?

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Credits
Professionalism (Ethics, etc.): 2.0
2 hours
Published
2022
Presenter(s)
Peter Bawden
David Parke
Eadit Rokach
Jonathan Rosenstein
Tamara Sugunasiri
Brian White
Source
Toronto Lawyers Association (TLA)
Provider
CPDOnline.ca
Language
English
Length
2 hours
Price
$419.00 plus tax
Includes Handouts

Technological tools have become a mainstay of the modern courtroom.  Counsel must either adapt to this new reality or be left behind.  This presentation will focus on best practices for the use of technology in the preparation and presentation of a case in both a civil and criminal context.  In addition to experienced criminal and civil counsel, our panel members also include two members of our Judiciary as we provide input on getting the most of currently available software.

Our presentation will focus on two key aspects of the modern day civil and criminal file, being the use of CaseLines and Zoom.  We will begin our presentation with an exploration of CaseLines including how to file and ultimately present your case.  We will then provide tips and tricks on the best ways to use current software (including Adobe and PowerPoint) so that you can get the most out of CaseLines and Zoom.  We will complete our discussion by reviewing the benefits and pitfalls of virtual proceedings.

Join us to learn how best to use technology to successfully prepare your case for virtual proceedings.

Presenters

+The Honourable Peter Bawden

+David Parke Assistant Crown Attorney

+Eadit Rokach Assistant Crown Attorney

+Jonathan Rosenstein Civil Litigator

+The Honourable Tamara Sugunasiri

+Brian White Assistant Crown Attorney

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