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Canadian arbitration—a bespoke service

Published on: 29 January 2015

Table of contents

  • Original news
  • The ICDR Canada was established this year—what prompted this development?
  • How does the ICDR Canada differ from the ICDR?
  • How will the ICDR Canada operate?
  • What are the key features of the ICDR Canada Rules 2015?
  • Do they differ in any material respects from the ICDR Rules 2014?
  • Why should parties choose to arbitrate pursuant to the ICDR Canada Rules 2015?
  • Are there any further key points for parties and practitioners?
  • What does this development mean for Canadian domestic arbitration and the practice of international arbitration within Canada?

Article summary

Arbitration analysis: the establishment of the International Centre for Dispute Resolution Canada (ICDR Canada) is a welcome development for the Canadian arbitration community, as J Brian Casey, arbitrator/mediator at Bay Street Chambers in Toronto, explains.

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