Arbitration and Mediation services in Ontario for Workplace and Commercial Disputes
Providing Arbitration and Mediation services in Ontario with virtual options for all legal proceedings.
Qualified Arbitrator — Q.Arb.
ADR Institute of Canada
20+ Years
Executive, Commercial & Organizational Experience
Ontario-Based
Virtual and In-Person Proceedings
Member
ADR Institute of Ontario
Frequently asked questions
Clinton Agius, Q.Arb.
Clinton Agius, Q.Arb., offers professional Arbitration and Mediation services in Ontario for parties requiring a structured, impartial process to resolve commercial, contractual, workplace, and other complex disputes.
Services
Arbitration provides parties with a private adjudicative process in which an independent arbitrator hears the matter and makes a decision within the authority established by the parties' agreement, applicable legislation and procedural framework.
Professional Context
Experience across organizational environments involving employee relations, change management, leadership decisions and workplace issues.
Procedural Focus
A disciplined approach emphasizing preparation, procedural fairness, clear communication and respectful participation.
Executive Perspective
More than two decades of senior leadership experience involving organizations, teams, strategy, operations and decision-making.
Commercial Experience
Professional experience involving complex negotiations, licensing, distribution, strategic partnerships, contracts and domestic and international business relationships.
Workplace Perspective
Experience across organizational environments involving employee relations, change management, leadership decisions and workplace issues.
Structured Process
A disciplined approach emphasizing preparation, procedural fairness, clear communication and respectful participation.
Commercial & Contract Disputes
Arbitration and mediation may provide businesses and professionals with alternatives to traditional litigation for resolving contractual and commercial disputes.
Mediation
Mediation
Mediation gives parties an opportunity to explore resolution with the assistance of an independent neutral. The mediator facilitates discussion and helps clarify the issues while settlement remains the parties' decision.
Process Support
The mediator manages the process and facilitates communication between the parties.
Party Decision-Making
Any settlement remains the parties' decision rather than the mediator's.
Preparation
Effective mediation usually involves appropriate preparation by the parties and their representatives.
Format
Mediation may be conducted virtually or, where appropriate, in person.