Arbitration Management
Track arbitration hearings, arbitrator rosters, and case preparation from referral through award — in one place, tied to the underlying grievance and collective agreement.
Every scheduled date, every arbitrator, every lawyer — with a full update history on every file.
Built by the editor of Canadian Labour Arbitration(Brown & Beatty) — the reference text Canadian arbitrators cite.
From Referral to Award, in One File
Hearing Logistics
- Hearing lifecycle: Track scheduled, confirmed, adjourned, and completed hearing statuses on every arbitration file
- Arbitrator details: Record the appointed arbitrator, contact details, and past cases your organization has seen them on
- Location and dates: Capture hearing venue, scheduled hearing dates, and any adjournments with reasons attached
- Counsel on record: Track union and employer lawyers assigned to the matter, with their contact details on the file
- Update history: A full, timestamped record of every status change and note on the arbitration — so nothing gets lost
- Watchers and notifications: Watch a file to receive notifications as hearings move, without hunting through email threads
Case Preparation
- AI case assessment: Posture analysis grounded in the collective agreement and the evidence attached to the grievance file
- Established facts: Facts extracted from evidence documents and organized on the case record, ready for the hearing brief
- Evidence summaries: Summarised evidence — emails, memos, disciplinary letters — linked back to the originals with citations
- Talking points: AI-generated argument outlines and talking points drawn from the facts, evidence, and cited articles
- Similar past grievances: Cross-reference similar matters from your own caseload to see how comparable files were resolved
- Collaborative notes: @mention colleagues directly on the case record to coordinate preparation with counsel and staff
See it on your own files
See How It Works
We'll walk you through the platform with your own data or a sample case.