Are In-House Counsel Ignoring Arbitration?

February 3, 2012

Barry Leon, Partner and Head of the firm’s International Arbitration Group comments on Canadian Lawyer magazine article, “Are In-House Counsel Ignoring Arbitration?”. Included in this article are Mr. Leon’s ‘top 12 list’ of the ways in which he feels Canadian corporate counsel often miss the arbitration mark.
 
To read the article, please click here.
 

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