Arbitration Place is an internationally affiliated

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facility and legal centre located in the Bay-Adelaide Centre, in

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Arbitration Place hosts domestic and international arbitrations and facilitates these arbitrations through legal and administrative services such as on-site court reporting, videoconferencing, technical support, closed-captioning, interpreters, translators, and in-house legal counsel.Karadelis, Kyriaki. "This must be the Place." Global Arbitration Review, 19 April 201

Retrieved May 1, 2012. Resident arbitrators include Yves Fortier (lawyer), Yves Fortier, past President of the

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, and the Honourable

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, former Justice of the

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.Melnitzer, Julius. "Ex-Supreme Court Justice Ian Binnie joins Lenczners." National Post. April 11, 2012.

Retrieved May 1, 2012. As Ian Binnie notes in an interview with

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, the aim of Arbitration Place is to position Canada as a forum for international commercial arbitration.

Partnerships

Arbitration Place maintains partnerships with the

(LCIA) and with ICC Canada, the Canadian national committee of the

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of the

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Resident Arbitrators

* Robert P. Armstrong * Stan Fisher Kauth, Glenn. "New player enters arbitration scene." Legal Feeds: The Blog of Canadian Lawyer and Law Times. April 9, 2012.

Retrieved June 13, 2012. * Yves Fortier (lawyer), Yves Fortier * Thomas Heintzman * Coulter Osborne

Member Arbitrators

* Louise Barrington * Earl Cherniak * Konrad von Finckenstein * Arbitration Roundtable of Toronto#John Judge, John Judge * Barry Leon * John Lorn McDougall * Graeme Mew * Joseph R. Nuss * Harry Radomski * Janet Walker

References

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