The Virtually Impossible Task of Obtaining Permission to Appeal Under Section 44(2) of the Alberta Arbitration Act
The Virtually Impossible Task of Obtaining Permission to Appeal Under Section 44(2) of the Alberta Arbitration Act By Lou Cusano,...
The Virtually Impossible Task of Obtaining Permission to Appeal Under Section 44(2) of the Alberta Arbitration Act By Lou Cusano,...
Playing by the Rules of the Game: Arbitration in a Professional Sports Context By Randall W. Block, Q.C., Justine Blanchet...
Binding Mediation: an Oxymoron? By Harvey J. Kirsh “Binding Mediation” is a term dreamed up by a marketing maven. It...
Better than Average Returns: Making the Most of Your Investment in Mediation By Emily McCartney, Norton Rose Fulbright Canada LLP...
Using a « Scott Schedule » in Arbitration by The Honourable Neil Wittmann, Q.C. A Scott Schedule is a precise columnar presentation...
Training conflict resolution practitioners: the need for new methods and approaches By Evan Hoffman, Ph.D. “This article critically analyzes the...
Does an Arbitrator With Subject Matter Expertise Give you a Better Decision? By Gerald R. (Jerry) Genge, P.Eng., C.Eng., BDS,...
British Columbia Amends and Modernizes International Commercial Arbitration Act by Elizabeth Montpetit Earlier this year, British Columbia became the second...
Fairness and Formality – Mediation Advocacy and the Self-Represented Disputant by Martha Simmons, PhD In today’s legal profession, there...
A Peaceful Protest – An Opportunity for Public Mediation by Rodger W. Linka Public Policy Mediation is a facilitated process...
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