Dispute Resolution: Most in Demand Arbitrators | Global

David Ross Haigh KC of Arbitra is a top-rated arbitrator. He is highly regarded for his expertise in cross-border arbitration and is frequently appointed to handle investor-state cases in addition to complex disputes arising within the energy sector.

Brian Casey is a leading figure across the Canadian arbitration market who presides over a broad range of commercial cases, as well as IP and energy-related disputes. He is a member of Bay Street Chambers in Toronto and Arbitra and is held in high esteem by fellow lawyers.

Janet Walker of Toronto Arbitration Chambers regularly acts as arbitrator in cases originating in the financial services and construction sectors. Based in Toronto, she offers deep expertise in commercial arbitration under institutional and ad hoc rules.

John Judge is a skilled neutral with experience handling both international and domestic disputes. He splits his time between Canada and the UK, and is frequently appointed to sit in cases arising out of the mining, technology, energy and finance sectors. He is a Toronto-based member of Arbitration Place and Arbitra.

Pierre Bienvenu is based in Montréal and is senior counsel at IMK. He offers extensive experience in arbitration proceedings and is increasingly viewed as a go-to arbitrator for cases across an extensive range of sectors, including energy and telecoms.

Stephen Drymer heads the international arbitration group at Montréal-based Woods LLP. He is highly regarded for his expertise across both domestic and international arbitration conducted under ad hoc and institutional rules. He frequently acts on investor-state disputes, acting as either a neutral or arbitration counsel.

Angus Gunn KC is a respected lawyer practicing with Eyford Partners in Vancouver. He operates a robust commercial arbitration practice, being familiar with ad hoc and ICDR proceedings.

Douglas Harrison is an experienced arbitrator with wide-ranging commercial experience. He regularly presides over both domestic and international arbitrations.