I am pleased to be the winner of the 2020 Arbitration and ADR award for Canada: Alberta. ‘Client
I am pleased to be the winner of the 2020 Arbitration and ADR award for Canada: Alberta. ‘Client
At the excellent WCCAS AGM and conference in Vancouver on November 2 I was re-elected as a director
‘Be kind’ has particular relevance to mediation. Science shows that you are much more likely to change another’s
Failure to attempt settlement can have significant costs consequences. In Brophy v Harrison the Superior Court of Justice
The ADRIC Arbitration Rules permit parties to seek interim or conservatory measures even before a tribunal has been appointed.
The Alberta Minister of Labour has appointed me to a fifth term as a public member on the
I was a panelist at the ADRBC Symposium 2018 in June. The panel discussed ‘How Government and Practitioners
Here is a fascinating article about the benefits of laughter. Neuroscientist Robert Provine points out that ‘laughter evolved
How do experts come to such different conclusions? I was a panelist with Suzanne Loomer (KPMG Toronto) and
Authors George Jergeas , PhD, and Lames Lozon, PhD, have just published this book with excellent advice for