British Columbia’s new Arbitration Act and the VANIAC

By Rachel Howie and Chelsea Wilson
September 22, 2020

British Colombia made substantial changes to the Arbitration Act that came into force on September 1, 2020. Our authors discuss how these changes impact the new dynamic and their effects on the appointment of arbitrators and the arbitration process.

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Rachel Howie

About Rachel Howie

Rachel Howie is the co-leader of the Litigation and Dispute Resolution group in Canada and the national Alternative Dispute Resolution and Arbitration group. Her practice focuses on international and domestic arbitration and litigation, primarily in the energy, mining and natural resources industries.

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Chelsea Wilson

About Chelsea Wilson

Chelsea is a senior litigation associate in Dentons’ Vancouver office and is a member of the Construction, Infrastructure and PPP and Litigation and Dispute Resolution practice groups. Chelsea provides strategic advice to clients during all stages of the procurement and construction process and has a breadth of experience advising developers and contractors on a variety of disputes including negligence claims, builders liens, enforcement of restrictive covenants, as well as residential and commercial real estate development.

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