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Arbitration Award Upheld
Since the province introduced legislation governing family arbitration a few years ago, many have wondered whether religious arbitration processes will survive. The Jewish Beis Din, a rabbinical court, has operated in Ontario for many years. The amendments to the Arbitration … Continue reading
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Lawyers not getting enough trial experience?
When I was a young lawyer I conducted several trials. I found them stressful for me and insanely expensive for the client. But, thanks to the success of mediation and arbitration, today’s young lawyers are not getting the chance to … Continue reading
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Family law done right
Last night I attended a dinner in Barrie Ont, honouring the ten years that the dynamic and wise Justice Lydia Olah has presided in Simcoe County’s Family Court. Simcoe County has something that Toronto does not; a specialized Family Court … Continue reading
