‘Be kind’ has particular relevance to mediation. Science shows that you are much more likely to change another’s
‘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
I have recently completed a 3-day public arbitration hearing as a panel member in a dispute between the
The Alberta Queen’s Bench has 19 vacancies. With judicial time prioritized for criminal and family matters involving abuse