Werner Keller is an Arbitrator Member of the ADR Institute of Ontario. He also offers commercial mediation services. Werner Keller can provide you with efficient, private & confidential dispute resolution. By choosing arbitration, the parties have a say in who will hear the case. Arbitration can quickly resolve the dispute. Werner Keller is an arbitrator who understands Business, Law and Science. His broad practical legal experience is complimented by his engineering and MBA degrees. He's an instructor of business law courses at the University of Windsor's Odette School of Business.
Privacy - Arbitration hearings and rewards can be
strictly confidential and this preserves the parties' economic
interests and business relations. In contrast, court litigation is
conducted in public and, with few exceptions, anyone can attend court
and search the court file. Information may be disclosed in the
course of litigation that may be confidential, business-sensitive or
embarrassing to the parties.
Finality - Arbitral awards are final and enforceable.
Awards may be challenged, but grounds are limited, with less chance of delays
and costly appeals. In contrast, rules of court can be rigid and
may provide one side with the means to continue proceedings for
years.
Procedural Flexibility and Speed - Parties may
select the procedural rules so disputes may be resolved with less formalities,
more flexibility, more quickly and more economically than court. Generally,
arbitration is faster and less expensive than court proceedings.
Choice of Arbitrator - Judges come from
a variety of backgrounds and have different experiences and expertise. In the
court system, the parties may be assigned a judge who is unfamiliar with
business or technical issues leading to unpredictable outcomes.