Independent arbitrators experienced in commercial and investment arbitration.
Affiliated with
Toronto Arbitration Chambers
Members of SAC have served in ad hoc and administered arbitrations under most regional and international institutional Rules.
Independent arbitrators experienced in commercial and investment arbitration.
Affiliated with
Toronto Arbitration Chambers
Members sit regularly as arbitrators in many jurisdictions around the world including in Europe and the Asia-Pacific, Africa and MENA Regions.
Independent arbitrators experienced in commercial and investment arbitration.
Affiliated with
Toronto Arbitration Chambers
Members’ cases cover a range of areas including energy generation and supply, and the construction of mining, oil and gas process plants.
Independent arbitrators experienced in commercial and investment arbitration.
Affiliated with
Toronto Arbitration Chambers
Independent arbitrators experienced in commercial and investment arbitration.
Affiliated with
Toronto Arbitration Chambers
Members of chambers have experience in arbitrations involving road, rail and air transportation and infrastructure.
Independent arbitrators experienced in commercial and investment arbitration.
Affiliated with
Toronto Arbitration Chambers
Arbitrators
Doug Jones AO
Doug Jones is a leading international commercial and investor/state arbitrator and an International Judge of the Singapore International Commercial Court.
Doug is widely endorsed for his "depth of experience and significant analytical skills." He is known as "an excellent arbitrator whose command of experts is second to none." WWL Thought Leaders Global Elite – Arbitration 2022
Janet Walker CM
Janet Walker is an independent arbitrator who, for more than twenty years, as has served as sole, presiding, and co-arbitrator in institutional and ad hoc arbitrations in over a dozen seats.
“Janet is an outstanding academic and arbitrator. I highly recommend her in-depth commercial arbitration expertise." WWL Thought Leaders – Arbitration 2022
Events
International Council for Commercial Arbitration Conference
18 – 21 September 2022
Professor Janet Walker CM will be on panels at the annual ICCA conference in Edinburgh, United Kingdom. On 20 September 2022, Janet will present a paper on the sociological phenomena at play in commercial arbitration.
III International Congress of Construction Law
25 – 26 October 2022
Professor Doug Jones AO will participate in a panel at the International Congress of Construction Law, hosted by the Sociedad Chilena del Derecho de la Construcción in Santiago, Chile. Doug will be speaking on collaboration challenges in international construction law.
Australian Arbitration Week Panel
7 – 11 November 2022
Professor Doug Jones AO will speak at a panel event hosted by Corrs Chambers Westgarth on 8 November 2022. The panel will consist of experienced arbitrators and advocates from different jurisdictions, and will discuss the diversity inherent to international arbitration.
Commercial Arbitration in Australia Under the Model Law
The Third Edition is an annotated section-by-section guide to domestic commercial arbitration legislation in Australia under the uniform commercial arbitration Acts. It provides analytical commentary on the growing body of case law applying the Model Law in Australia and around the world and gives practical guidance on matters such as the interpretation of arbitration agreements.
At the Sydney Launch on 22 June 2022, Chief Justice Allsop of the Federal Court gave an address on the possibilities which may arise from the development of a bespoke commercial law of Australia and a view of arbitration and Australian courts as symbiotic. Professor Janet Walker CM also spoke about the development of the framework for domestic arbitration and Georgia Quick, the President of ACICA delivered a welcome. A link to the recording of the Sydney Launch can be found here.
The Melbourne Launch was held at Melbourne Law School on 29 June 2022, featuring addresses by Professor Richard Garnett and Professor Janet Walker CM, touching upon issues such as the relationship between domestic arbitration and the Model Law for International Commercial Arbitration.
At the Melbourne Law School, Professor Doug Jones AO also delivered the 2022 Sir George Turner Lecture on the topic ‘Australia – The Very Model of a Modern Arbitration Law’. A recording of Doug’s lecture is available here.
