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ARTICLE · 05 AUGUST 2019

New Rules To Be Launched For ‘Med-Arb'

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This article discusses Med-Arb as a process and comments on the proposed reforms.

CanadaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration

The Alternative Dispute Resolution Institute of Canada (ADRIC) has recently announced its intention to launch new Med-Arb rules, Med-Arb designation and accreditation criteria and Med-Arb templates at its Annual National Conference in Victoria, BC on November 20-22, 2019. This article discusses Med-Arb as a process and comments on the proposed reforms.

The Mediation Process

In mediation, parties attempt to negotiate an acceptable solution to a dispute with the assistance of an independent person. The mediation is confidential between the parties and the mediator. Crucially, it is for the parties involved in the dispute to decide the terms of any agreement. The mediator is impartial and is there to assist them, not to take decisions in respect of their dispute. The parties control the process and can walk away if they want to. Only if agreement is reached, is a binding result achieved.

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