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ARTICLE · 22 JUNE 2017

Arbitration Rules: Key Similarities And Differences In Canada And Internationally

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The Blakes Arbitration group has a well-deserved reputation for effective, efficient and practical dispute resolution to shield you from risk and navigate complex situations.

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Arbitration is often a preferable process for resolving international commercial disputes. As such, we are pleased to share our guides featuring Domestic Institutional Arbitration Rules and International Institutional Arbitration Rules. These guides outline some key differences and similarities among the rules of select international arbitration institutions as well as domestic rules of major arbitration institutions in Canada. They are intended to provide a general overview and are not an exhaustive description of all arbitral rules and procedures.

The Blakes Arbitration group has a well-deserved reputation for effective, efficient and practical dispute resolution to shield you from risk and navigate complex situations. We offer a complete range of dispute resolution services, including expertise in international and domestic institutional and ad hoc arbitrations.

The content of this article is intended to provide a general guide to the subject matter. Specialist advice should be sought about your specific circumstances.

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