Webinar: Just-in-Time Dispute Resolution: Arbitration in the Era of Tariffs
Date: July 23, 2025
Time: 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM ET
Cost: Free for CITT members, $75 + tax for non-members
With the constant flow of tariff announcements from south of the border, business relationships can change rapidly and disputes arise suddenly. Years in the court simply won’t do. In the transportation and logistics industries, cash flow and other real time challenges don’t wait.
Commercial arbitration is the answer.
This presentation will emphasize the opportunity to achieve speedier legal determination of disputes. The right arbitration clause or agreement can allow parties to tailor procedure and process to one that reflects the needs of their business. CP LLP’s experienced commercial litigators will provide a primer on arbitration and how it can work for your business.
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About the presenters:
Alastair McNish
Partner
CP LLP
Alastair McNish is a partner in the litigation group at CP LLP. Al’s commercial litigation practice includes contractual disputes, shareholder disputes, and a wide range of employment matters. Al’s focus is on resolving disputes through private commercial arbitration. He also has extensive experience at the Superior Court, Divisional Court and Court of Appeal, and has represented clients at administrative tribunals in various regulated industries. Al graduated from Osgoode Hall Law School, with an undergraduate degree in Commerce and a Masters in Industrial Relations, both at Queen’s University.
Michael Crampton
Lawyer
CP LLP
Michael Crampton is a lawyer in CP LLP’s litigation group. He has appeared before all levels of court in Ontario and in private arbitrations. Michael practices in the areas of corporate, commercial and civil litigation, including contract disputes, shareholder disputes, partnership disputes and real estate litigation. Before joining CP LLP, Michael clerked for a judge of the Federal Court in Ottawa. Michael graduated from the University of Saskatchewan, College of Law as the Law Society of Saskatchewan Silver Medalist and won other awards in company law, employment law and evidence law. While studying, Michael was a Managing Editor of the Saskatchewan Law Review where he edited numerous articles on commercial law topics and assisted with organizing the Estey Workshop on Business Law, on the future of the public company, held in Calgary in 2016.