Expert Arbitration and Mediation Services in Ontario.
Expert Arbitration and Mediation Services in Ontario.
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Mediation is generally conducted with a single mediator who does not judge the case but simply helps to facilitate discussion and eventual resolution of the matter.
Arbitration is generally conducted by a single arbitrator who takes on the role of a judge, conducts a hearing (trial) and issues usually a binding award (decision).
Arbitrations and Mediations are now being conducted on-line using on-line platforms such as Zoom. We have the technological expertise to make on-line dispute resolution work for you.
Neutral evaluation is a way to resolve a legal dispute without going to trial. During neutral evaluation, a neutral third party (the evaluator): Evaluates the case based on evidence provided by you and the other party. Provides an estimate of the likelihood of success of your case at trial.
We conduct investigations to assess a complaint or the conflict dynamics that exist in the workplace. We establish the facts and recommend what may be needed to address the dissension and to prevent conflict from escalating.
Mediation is available to resolve disputes in such diverse areas as accidents, banking, finance and commerce, consumer contracts, insurance, leases, real estate, marine, and transportation. Mediation is recommended by Judges and Lawyers as an alternative to litigation. In many cases, through mediation, the parties reach agreement, thus saving themselves emotional and financial costs. Mediation is a first step and a singular way of reaching a mutually acceptable settlement. If agreement cannot be achieved, the parties still can take other action such as arbitration or other legal proceedings. Mediation is faster given that the process can begin immediately whereas disputes settled in court often take years. Mediation is private and confidential in that you do not have to reveal your personal concerns unlike proceedings in an open court of law where the public is invited to attend and witness the proceedings. Mediation costs less than traditional litigation. If both parties want to reach a settlement through mediation, the skill of the mediator can help them reach a solution in a short time. Mediation can create good will in that a mutually acceptable solution to a dispute lets both parties be winners and respect each other.
Arbitration is a process whereby parties in dispute refer their disagreement to a mutually acceptable, knowledgeable, independent third party - an arbitrator - agreeing in advance to be bound by the arbitrator's decision. Some disputes can only be settled by litigation. Many can be settled by arbitration, with significant benefits. The advantages can include the following. *Arbitration is faster in that disputes tried in court can take many years. With arbitration, these disputes can be settled in months. * You get to choose your arbitrator, unlike Court.* Arbitration is private in that Courts are public forums and information about your business and personal affairs becomes public knowledge - available to competitors and others you might not wish to have such information. Arbitration proceedings, however, are almost always conducted in private - and only made public with the consent of both parties in dispute.* Arbitration costs less. It is significantly less costly than litigation. It can make a difference of thousands of dollars to the parties. * Arbitration can maintain goodwill. Arbitration, by its very nature, is less likely than litigation to result in ill will between the parties involved. It increases the chances of reaching an agreement that will satisfy both parties and allow them to work together in the future.
Our Privacy Policy: We adhere to the following principles. We respect your privacy and the confidentiality of the information you give us. The information you give us is voluntary when you fill out our online forms, is confidential and is not in any manner whatsoever shared with others. The information you give us is solely to carry out the mandate you have given us, and in no manner whatsoever do we collect information without your knowledge and consent. The information we ask you to supply is to serve your interests. By providing such information, you voluntarily consent to our use of it. When you visit our website, no information is collected that could identify you personally, unless you voluntarily choose to provide it. We do not collect any information used to create and distribute lists for marketing purposes to others. Once you retain us to provide services to you and we have provided such services, and except for our legal obligation to report on court-mandated mediations in accordance with the Ontario Rules of Civil Procedure, any information either collected online or otherwise is destroyed and no retention of same is made in any manner or by any means whatsoever. If at any time, you have concerns that you wish to have addressed about our privacy policy, please contact us.
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