The ABQB affirmed an assessment officer’s allowance of pre-Statement of Claim interpreter fees, noting that the new Rule
The ABQB affirmed an assessment officer’s allowance of pre-Statement of Claim interpreter fees, noting that the new Rule
Chief Justice Wittmann eloquently explains the appeal (s. 44) and set aside (s. 45) provisions of the Alberta
Veit, J of ABQB holds here that the standard of review on appeal under s. 44 of the
The International Mediation Institute has published results of its survey of in-house counsel responsible for managing dispute resolution.
An agreement to arbitrate provided for an appeal from the arbitrator to the Ontario Court of Appeal on
The ABQB concludes in Chisholm v Lindsay that informal offers to settle, in whatever form, may be considered
“You persuade a [person] only insofar as you can talk his language by speech, gesture, tonality, order, image,
The ABQB has held that neither written notice of defects within a prescribed time nor notice for conciliation
The Globe and Mail today says researchers have found that offering a precise number, such as $4,925, resulted
Arbitrate Unless Beyond Doubt
Edmonton Master Schlosser in CWL Commercial (Edm) Inc. v. Dynafour Real Estate, A Partnership, 2013 ABQB 545 says a respondent opposing