The Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIArb) has launched a branch in Canada. Dr Paul A Tichauer, who leads the new Branch, said: ‘We have formed a Canadian branch in order to give greater visibility to Canada as an exceptionally attractive venue for arbitration.’ The launch brings the number of CIArb branches to 38.
07 July 2017
CIArb in Canada
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