17 Dec
A View from the Nose-Bleeds »
A View from the Nose-Bleeds
By Weston Rudd & Brock Carscallen
Compromise is necessary when settling disputes, but from the perspective of in-house counsel, when
17 Dec
In Defense of Tiered Dispute Resolution Clauses »
In Defense of Tiered Dispute Resolution Clauses
By Mary E. Comeau
Tiered dispute resolution clauses are often maligned as causing delay and not being effective.
17 Dec
Overlapping Arbitration and Litigation: When Can the Court Step In »
Overlapping Arbitration and Litigation: When Can the Court Step In
By Andrew Sunter & Susan Fader
Courts have the power to enforce arbitration agreements and stay litiga
17 Dec
Two Hats, or Not Two Hats? »
Two Hats, or Not Two Hats?
By Lauren Tomasich, Eric Morgan & Sarah Firestone
Working with an arbitrator who also acts as the mediator can present unique challenge
17 Dec
Expedited Arbitrations: Comparison of the Various Institutions’ Rules »
Expedited Arbitrations: Comparison of the Various Institutions’ Rules
By Alexandra Mitretodis & Brock Euper
In the context of lower value claims or less complex
17 Dec
Transitioning from Civil Litigation to Arbitration »
Transitioning from Civil Litigation to Arbitration
By Hon. Clifton D. O’Brien, Q.C.
10 Sep
10 Sep
The Legacy of HOOPP – The Perils of Limitation Periods in Arbitration »
The Legacy of HOOPP – The Perils of Limitation Periods in Arbitration
By Dalton W. McGrath, Q.C., FCIArb and Michael C.
10 Sep
References and Construction Claims »
References and Construction Claims
By Harvey J. Kirsh, B.A. (Tor.), LL.B. (Osg.), LL.M. (Harv.), C.Arb., C.S.
10 Sep
Arbitral Claims and Insolvency Proceedings »
Arbitral Claims and Insolvency Proceedings
By David Gruber, FCIArb, IIC
A recent decision of the Ontario Superior Court in the Companies’ Creditors Arrang