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AUDIO CONFERENCE
Evidence in the Arbitration Process
 
THE EXPERTS:
Pamela Chapman Arbitrator/Mediator
  
Mary GleasonEmployer Counsel
Ogilvy Renault
  
Stephen KrashinskyUnion Counsel
Sack Goldblatt Mitchell
 
THE ISSUES:

Some of the questions addressed:

  • To what extent are arbitrators bound by the rules of evidence?

  • On what grounds is relevant evidence inadmissible?

  • When will arbitrators exclude evidence about the parties' discussions?

  • Which claims of privilege will be upheld by arbitrators?

  • When will arbitrators exclude evidence obtained surreptitiously, including audiotapes and video surveillance?

  • Will an arbitrator admit evidence obtained unlawfully or through deceit?

  • When is evidence of past practice or bargaining history admissible?

  • When is hearsay evidence admissible at arbitration?

  • When can medical reports be filed without calling a physician?

 
 
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