Archives for February 2008
How can I deliver tough messages in performance reviews and not alienate my staff?
We’ve all heard them: “I’m sorry to tell you this, and don’t worry, but . . . ”. Or, “I’m sure you’ll look back on this and think it was the best thing that ever happened.” I’m sure this kind of comment didn’t sound or feel true to you, whether you heard […]
Arbitrator’s Ruling Went Beyond the Scope of the Arbitration Agreement
Arbitration ruling (the “Ruling) – The parties agreed to have the issues pertaining to the Medical Advisory Committee’s denial of Dr. Smyth’s request for hospital privileges dealt with by way of binding and confidential arbitration
Recent Cases in ADR
Condominium Corporation Failed to Follow Mandatory Mediation and Arbitration Provisions
Metropolitan Condominium Corporation No. 1143 v. Peng
2008 CanLII 1951 (ON S.C.) – January 25, 2008
Condominium Act (the “Act”) – Mandatory mediation and arbitration provisions – MTCC 1143 (the “Corporation”) alleged that Li Peng (a unit owner) conducted himself in a loud and disturbing manner, contrary to the Corporation’s Rules – Li submitted that he did not behave in an inappropriate manner that would have disturbed his neighbours – From May 2005 to January 2007, the Corporation sent Li eight letters complaining about his conduct, without response from Li – More…