Delivering Practical
Strategies For
Resolving Conflict
I help you prepare and present your case for settlement.
Mitchell (Mitch) Rose,
LL.B., C.Med, Q.Arb
Mitchell (Mitch) Rose,
LL.B., C.Med, Q.Arb
What Is
The Right Move?
When it comes to resolving your dispute, you may be uncertain which move, or process, to choose. As a neutral third-party I can help facilitate the right method and conversation between disputing parties to reach a mutually agreeable solution.

Mediation is a private dispute resolution process in which a neutral third party – such as a Chartered Mediator – facilitates the resolution of a dispute between parties with the goal of settling it outside of court.
Mediators are impartial because they do not have an interest or stake in the outcome of a mediation. A mediator, unlike a lawyer, is not an advocate for one side or the other. As well, a mediator does not provide anyone with legal advice, even if the mediator is also a lawyer or former lawyer. The mediator is being hired to mediate, and not to provide legal services.
Arbitration is an out-of-court form of dispute resolution where one or more impartial persons (the arbitrator(s)) make a legally binding ruling called an “award”. An award can then be enforced by the court, if necessary. Arbitration is widely used in a variety of disputes as a private alternative to litigation through the public courts, and where the parties were unable to resolve the dispute through negotiation or mediation.
In Canada, arbitration is regulated by statute. Provinces and territories have their own separate arbitration legislation. In Ontario, domestic (non-international) arbitration is governed by the Arbitration Act, 1991, while international commercial arbitration is governed by the International Commercial Arbitration Act, 2017.
YEARS AT THE BAR
MEDIATIONS CONDUCTED
HOURS OF NEGOTIATION &
MEDIATION EXPERIENCE
ROUNDS OF GOLF
PLAYED
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