The International Conference on Electronic Litigation 2011 is organised by the Singapore Academy of Law.
This Conference will feature 2 keynote speakers, The Right Honourable Lord Justice Rupert Jackson and The Honourable Judge of Appeal Justice V K Rajah, as well as prominent speakers and panellists from the Judiciary, legal industry and academia.
The key objective of the Conference is to gather legal luminaries from all over the world to discuss and confer on international developments in electronic litigation. These include electronic discovery, electronic hearings, the preservation of electronic evidence and the duty on litigants and lawyers to preserve such evidence. Other topics in this rapidly evolving area of the law include a discussion on recent developments in computer forensics and common issues faced by computer forensic experts.
Why You Should Attend
In the modern commercial world, much of business is conducted in the electronic environment: e-mails, instant messaging, documents in electronic formats, internet banking and a whole host of other online services. The result of this is an explosion in the volume of documents. When things go wrong and the dispute reaches the courts, this large volume of electronic documents together with physical documents will have to be managed throughout the litigation process, including during a trial.
- How should one collect and preserve these electronic documents?
- How best can they be discovered in a court case?
- What tools are there to assist lawyers in presenting these documents in the course of a trial?
- How can Judges leverage on technology to manage trials?
Register for this conference now to discuss these issues and more.
