EP 127 – Real Prospect, Real Problem: Unpacking the Impacts of Uber v Heller (with Prof. Anthony Daimsis)

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This week, Professor Anthony Daimsis joins the show to discuss the recent SCC decision in Uber v Heller, 2020 SCC 16. In this in-depth discussion, recorded only a few days after the Supreme Court released their decision, Prof. Daimsis talks about the case and its potential impacts on international commercial arbitration.

New to ICA? No worries. Prof. Daimsis introduces key ICA principles, explaining how the Supreme Court got it wrong (and, at times, right) and offering an “alternative” path to a just outcome which abides by established ICA rules.

Looking to learn more? Professor Daimsis is also participating in a webinar discussion tomorrow, July 3 at 12:00-1:30pm, hosted by the newly established Canadian Journal of Commercial Arbitration. Registration is free, so sign-up today!

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