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ARTICLE · 08 JULY 2022

Weighing The Advantages Of Arbitration vs. Litigation In Construction Disputes – Webinar

The choice between arbitration and litigation as a means of resolving construction disputes really depends on the objectives of the parties involved. The opportunity for private dispute...

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The choice between arbitration and litigation as a means of resolving construction disputes really depends on the objectives of the parties involved. The opportunity for private dispute resolution can be appealing to those wanting to keep out of the public eye, while the availability of multiple levels of appeal may be of interest to those seeking litigation. Weighing the pros and cons of arbitration versus court proceedings was among the topics covered during Osler's Construction and Infrastructure Disputes: Specialized Practices and Procedures webinar, the first in a series. Presenters for this webinar were partners Roger Gillott, Melanie Gaston and Carly Fidler, Litigation, and Lia Bruschetta, associate.

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