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April 2013

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Top 10 Arbitration Chambers Global Resolutions (Toronto) globalresolutions.com President Paul Torrie founded Global Resolutions in 1996, and its panel has since grown to seven seasoned members, all of whom were leading senior counsel before joining. The firm offers dispute resolution services across Canada, working primarily on multi-party, multi-faceted cases in the commercial and insurance fields. It has been involved in the resolution of class action disputes involving land claims, business interruption, financial services, E. coli outbreaks, and sexual abuse. The recent addition of Gord Kirke to its panel has expanded its expertise in the areas of sports and entertainment. One Bay Streeter gave Global the nod for panel members��� ���experience, knowledge, and dedication to the craft.��� 10 Top ation Arbitr rs Chambe JAMS Toronto (Toronto) jamsadr.com/jams-toronto International dispute resolution giant JAMS entered the Canadian market in 2012 as part of an international expansion that has taken the company to a total of 25 locations around the world. Four of JAMS��� 300 neutrals are based in Canada���s largest city, including former Federal Court of Appeal justice Edgar Sexton and former CRTC chairman Konrad von Finckenstein. Its 7,000-square-foot facility in downtown Toronto includes more than 10 conference and break-out rooms and a business centre for clients. Neeson Arbitration Chambers (Toronto) neesonchambers.com Senior court reporter Kim Neeson founded the company in 2010 after identifying a hole in the market for neutral office spaces for former judges and litigators looking to establish themselves in the alternative dispute resolution field. Flexibility and independence for panel members are key to NAC���s success, says Neeson. Its eight members include energy and infrastructure arbitrator Gord Kaiser and former Ontario Superior Court justice Douglas Cunningham, who chaired the Mississauga Judicial Inquiry. ���Seasoned, senior, calm, and focused practitioners who have earned their spurs��� earned them top marks from one voter. 40 April 2013 www.CANADIAN L a w ye r m a g . c o m

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