Intersecting Pathways Of The Arbitration & Conciliation Act

India’s arbitration framework has undergone a remarkable transformation in recent years, propelled by the judiciary’s increasingly supportive stance and the Government’s vision to develop India as a significant hub for commercial arbitration in the international arbitration landscape. This categorical shift of stance emphasizes on a conscious effort to foster an arbitration-friendly environment that gives party autonomy, minimal judicial interference, and the binding effect of arbitral awards a paramount consideration.

In this pro-arbitration backdrop, reinforcing the […]

By | June 10th, 2025 ||

BizTech v Accreditation Canada: Arbitration Versus Judicial Review

In BizTech v Accreditation Canada, 2025 ONSC 2689 (“BizTech”), the Ontario Divisional Court has offered rare guidance on the relationship between judicial review and arbitration, including when the latter is appropriate in circumstances where the former may be engaged. Below, we review this case.
Background
BizTech Institute Inc (“BII”), the applicant, was a private, for-profit career college that offered a Diagnostic Medical Sonography Program (the “DMS Program”) to the public.

The College of Medical Radiation and Imaging Technologists of Ontario […]

By | June 9th, 2025 ||

UK: 10 Compelling Reasons For Employment Arbitration: Part 1

There may be no single, more efficient step an employer can take to manage litigation risk from its workforce than a properly administered mandatory employee arbitration program. An employee arbitration program is a powerful tool for employers to avoid risk, control costs, and achieve effective dispute resolution. Although there are some tradeoffs, the benefits of an arbitration program for employers are numerous and significant.

Fundamentally, arbitration is “court by contract.” The parties, in this case, […]

By | June 7th, 2025 ||