Category Archives: European (non UK)

Other than UK

An EU amendment to the Flow of Personal Data from Controller to Processor

February 19, 2010 – 12:19 pm

I am currently hopping around London and elsewhere too. So a quick post on what’s new in the Data scene. Check out the ICC’s site on news coming from the European Commission on changes to the Standard Contractual Clauses.

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exchange of information tackle as e-justice – EU

July 14, 2009 – 10:58 pm

Done in Brussels, 10 July 2009. The new EU programme for the next five years in the area of freedom, security and justice – the so called Stockholm programme, is due to be adopted by the European Council in December 2009 is available at the EDPS site. …

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The Sedona Conference ® welcomes your voices and/or see you in Barcelona in June

March 24, 2009 – 8:30 pm

Something tapa’ing in Barcelona from 8th June…well two great events to entice me (and hopefully you too!), one coming from The Sedona Conference® and the other from the DESI folks. If you’re into ediscovery/edisclosure stuff you will have heard of The Sedona Conference®. For those who have not heard of DESI, (I posted about DESI [...]

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E-Discovery and Electronic Disclosure at the Peace Palace,The Hague

March 18, 2009 – 12:27 am

I noticed the use of  the terms ‘E-Discovery’ and ‘Electronic Disclosure’ and ‘Information Exchange’ for the May Conference in the Hague. See the programme listed at The University of Texas at Austin School  of Law. Yes! E-Discovery and E-Disclosure or Information Exchange or handling electronic data or digital evidence are getting their footprints at the [...]

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things ediscovery/edisclosure related

November 21, 2008 – 1:51 am

For general resources related to Alternative Dispute Resolution, do check out at my networking iADRt site. Do please join iADRt. You may join as a guest of iADRt or better still become a sponsor and get your company name/logo on the iADRt site. Data is contagious and any attempt to categorise or organise ‘data’ may [...]

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Production of electronic documents

October 1, 2008 – 6:56 pm

The announcement at the ICC website on ‘Task Force on Production of Electronic Documents in Arbitration’ appears to me to be the start of more Task Forces to come. I do not know why the ICC specifically use the term ‘Production’. Why not just a Task Force for electronic disclosure or electronic documents? I fear [...]

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a collusion of laws,regulations & standards on e-mails

April 18, 2008 – 10:07 pm

I wondered if the term, collusion to mean ‘interplay’ (or more precisely in the old etymological sense of playing fairly together?) could be used in the context of looking at the various laws, regulations and standards surrounding e-mails. According to Prof. Tony Hoare at a BCS evening talk, the collusion of the Science of Programming [...]

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discovery of ‘e-mail diary’ disallowed even by a mock panel of international (real) arbitrators

April 14, 2008 – 3:26 pm

I was at the ICC Arbitration Day event in Paris last week. Thanks to Ms. Mireze Philippe at the ICC for her company and lunch. The mock arbitration was well organised with two sittings comprising of well known arbitrators, lawyers and also a barrister. Only one of the parties was not a lawyer. The participants [...]

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Discovery & Data Analysis

February 29, 2008 – 8:04 pm

Discovery generates ‘quasi-metaphysical’ debates? Traditional documentary discovery is ‘turned’ into electronic discovery by allowing data analysis of computer files to ‘create new document’. Check out this at the Irish law on discovery

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Electronic Evidence: Disclosure, Discovery & Admissibility

January 9, 2008 – 9:25 pm

A Book on Electronic Evidence: Disclosure, Discovery & Admissibility General Editor: Stephen Mason with specialist contributors 1st Edition 2007, LexisNexis Butterworths A decent textbook of legal principles (mainly common law jurisdictions) and a fair selection of chapters/articles on digital evidence.

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