Mediation Service near Oneida ON (101 Result(s))

At Arbitration Place in Toronto, it all starts with the caliber of our internationally renowned resident and member arbitrators. It continues with our state-of-the-art hearing rooms, concierge-level administrative services and in-house legal support. Our facility is designed as the perfect environment for your hearing. Attention to detail is our hallmark. We have on-site court-reporting, simultaneous-translation services, superb administrative assistants and around-the-clock technical support. Leave nothing to chance: we have combined all the resources needed to make arbitration run smoothly in one seamless operation. No detail is too small. Our staff will make copies, make coffee, make lunch in our on-site commercial kitchen or even serve dinner from some of downtown Toronto's finest restaurants, which sit at our feet in the heart of the financial district.

Wouldn’t it be great if the people you work with were open and accepting of differences – cultural, religious, gender... And they acted in respectful ways and used respectful language? Yes indeed. It IS possible! The very reason Highborn Communications exists is to help workplaces become kinder, gentler places where people actually enjoy working and feel valued and supported. We increase your understanding of gender diversity, and guide you through creating a culture of equality and respect. Our expertise in training, coaching and mediating addresses the issues that arise in when respect is not a cultural practice. Policies, programs and people ... all work together to shape a culture of respect!

Bernard Morrow is the principal of Morrow Mediation, a Toronto-based alternative dispute resolution (ADR) firm specializing in mediation, arbitration and ADR consulting solutions. With 30 years of experience, Bernard is known for delivering efficient, fair, balanced and responsive dispute resolution services. In addition to his ADR practice, Bernard's extensive background includes serving as a Vice-Chair with the Workplace Safety and Insurance Appeals Tribunal (WSIAT), Co-Director and Adjunct Professor for the Osgoode Mediation Clinic (OMC) and Complaints Resolution Commissioner for the Law Society of Ontario (LSO).

A Place for Mediation was established in 1991. It arose from a growing demand from 1985 on, in our parent agency Alternative Counselling Services. At inception, sensitive culturally family mediation was the primary focus. These services were expanded to include estate mediation and employment again by request. The advent of the Mandatory Mediation program saw the delivery of civil matters and in an attempt to encompass the needs we have evolved into a full service practice providing specialized mediation and arbitration in the field of family, civil, employment, construction, condominium, estate and personal injury and elder amongst other areas.