Jae Shim
Senior Legal Counsel
Once Jae had finished his J.D. at the University of Saskatchewan, he knew right away to follow his entrepreneurial path and to start “Shim Law” in 2014. Jae has been growing his practices ever since – specifically in the fields of Employment Law and Family Law. Jae is also an active member of...
634 6 Ave SW #810, Calgary, AB T2P 0S4
Arbitration lawyer | Civil Litigation | Employment | Wrongful Dismissal | Child Custody | Child Support | Divorce | Family |
Arbitration
Unless both sides have chosen to present their arguments in writing only, at the arbitration hearing, the arbitrator will ask the parties to lay out their case, will listen to both sides and may ask either side questions. They will then consider all evidence and testimony and make a legally binding decision. In Canada, arbitration is regulated by statute. Every province and territory has its own separate arbitration legislation Footnote1. At the federal level, commercial arbitration is governed by the Commercial Arbitration Act.