Arbitrators and
arbitration counsel need to be more proactive in promoting efficiency, not just arbitral institutions.
Not exact matches
While many local
counsel in Toronto and elsewhere view
arbitration as merely a private court proceeding (from a procedural perspective), an
arbitration proceeding can be fashioned in any way to meet the
needs of the parties.
Recognizing the very flexible nature of the
arbitration process can assist the parties and their
counsel to structure a procedure that best fits their
needs based on the particular dispute at hand.
Despite acknowledging the efficiencies and cost - saving benefits of
arbitration, several Canadian in - house
counsel say they've so far seen little
need for including such a clause.
«But the relationship between in - house
counsel and external
counsel is a fairly mature one with sophisticated parties, and it will have to be in - house
counsel driving the
need for
arbitration clauses.
Worked with legal
counsel and on litigation,
arbitration, and NLRB cases in gathering, compiling, and generating information
needed.