Date:
June 5, 2025
Course:
Secret Recordings 2025
Contributor(s):
Edward G. Wong
Litigation » Evidence
Presentation Content:
Slides: Civil Admissibility of Surreptitious Audio Recordings Handout: Slides & Speaking Notes Paper: Is There Such a Thing as a "Private Conversation" Anymore?: Civil Admissibility of Surreptitious Audio Recordings
J. Najeeb Hassan
Maryam Sodagar
Employment Law » Privacy Family Law » Evidence Litigation » Evidence, Practice
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Litigation Foundations: Perspective of a Litigated Case 2025
Stephen D. Ballard, KC
Justice Lisa J. Hamilton
Justice Terence Schultes
Justice Neena Sharma
Litigation » Advocacy skills, Practice, Professional Responsibility
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15th Annual Residential Real Estate Conference 2022
Real Estate » Development--general, Financing Litigation » Real estate litigation
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Yarden Gershony
Timothy J. Lack
Stefani Lefebvre
Lisa Niro
Jennifer M. Wong
Real Estate » Client Relations, Conveyancing practice, Ethics, Legal proceedings Litigation » Real estate litigation Practice Management » Professional Responsibility
Slides: Hot Topics Roundtable
Slides: Civil Admissibility of Surreptitious Audio Recordings
Handout: Slides & Speaking Notes
Paper: Is There Such a Thing as a "Private Conversation" Anymore?: Civil Admissibility of Surreptitious Audio Recordings