Gilbertson Davis LLP Arbitration Chambers

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Real Estate and Property Dispute Arbitrator
Rent Review Arbitrator | Lease Dispute Arbitrator
Commercial Lease Rent Renewal Arbitrator
Commercial Leasing Arbitrator
Real Estate Development Arbitrator

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David Alderson, LL.B, LL.M
Experienced and Qualified Arbitrator

David Alderson is an experienced and qualified arbitrator. He has been appointed as arbitrator by the Ontario Superior Court of Justice to adjudicate property disputes.

David is a full member of the ADR Institute of Ontario and is in its arbitrating member’s directory, as well being a member of the Toronto Commercial Arbitration Society, where he appears on its Roster of Member Arbitrators. He hold an LL.B (Osgoode), LL.M (Lond.) and Q.Arb (ADR Institute of Canada). David has completed each of the Foundations in Judicial Competencies Series, and the Adjudicative Tribunal Competency Series and has been granted a Certificate of Completion in each by the Ontario Bar Association.

David is on the newly formed Member’s Roster for Remote Arbitration and Mediation Services, for the provision of remote Arbitration in a number of areas of dispute, including business disputes, real estate, condo and commercial leasing disputes, sale of goods, distribution and franchise disputes, management and agency disputes, contract disputes, transportation and logistics disputes, international and domestic commercial disputes and reinsurance disputes.

David has been involved as counsel in a wide variety of commercial arbitration matters, involving diverse issues, industries and subject matter, both here in Ontario and abroad. He often speaks at continuing education and other events, and writes, is interviewed and quoted in the legal press on topical arbitration subjects.

David has always encouraged and supported the use of arbitration as an alternative to traditional court-based dispute resolution as a both time and cost efficient alternative to traditional litigation. In pursuance of those considerations, David accepts appointments as a real estate and property arbitrator at competitive hourly rates, plus facilities and applicable taxes, He offers good availability for first meeting, and arbitration hearings.

Types of Property Arbitration

Property disputes comprise a wide variety of disputes and differences, including real estate arbitration, dispute about failure or refusal to close a purchase and sale agreement, including for pre-construction homes. Property arbitrators typically have jurisdiction, when the law of Ontario applies, to order a forced sale of property (specific performance) and the “rescission” (to undo a contract ) of purchase and sale, and even when the underlying contract or ownership of the subject property is impugned.

Commercial Leasing Arbitration

David has experience as an arbitrator in commercial leasing arbitration and for adjudication of other use of land property disputes.

Commercial Leasing Arbitrator

One of the most common commercial lease arbitrations is lease renewal arbitration, both duration and rent. Typical commercial leasing arbitration references, and disputes which can be referred to David Alderson as a property arbitrator, include those set out below.

Real Estate and Land-based Property Disputes Arbitrator

Common real estate disputes referred to arbitration include failed agreement of purchase and sale, refusal or inability to close sale of land, property or home, pre-construction sales, forced sale of property (specific performance) and rescission (undoing a contract). Other disputes may involve commission claims, development disputes, lending disputes, projects, project finance, use of land and property, or with brokers, agents, vendors, sellers and purchasers.

Property arbitration often includes this subject matter:

High Value Personal Property Arbitrator | Loan and Gift

Property arbitration can involve the issue of whether real estate or high-value personal property was the subject of a gift or loan, which often arises in the context of family or other relationships.

High value personal property such as art, fine art collections, jewelry and precious metals, industrial and commercial machine and equipment may be the subject of property arbitration.

Arbitrator’s Curriculum Vitae

David online Bio pages are here: Arbitrator and Lawyer.

Terms of Appointment available on request from the Intake Coordinator

A sample Terms of Appointment can be downloaded here. The Password is available from the Intake Coordinator

Appointment and Availability Enquiries

To make appointment and availability enquiries about arbitrators and mediators, please contact the Gilbertson Davis LLP Arbitration and Mediation Chambers Intake Coordinator at (416) 979 2020, ext. 223 or by email at info@gilbertsondavis.com

Competitive hourly rates offered, plus facilities and applicable taxes.

Languages: English

* Sole Arbitrator – $450.00 per hour, plus HST (does not include Panel Arbitrator, or a Sole Arbitrator that becomes a Panel Arbitrator)
Lower Rate if Disputes About $1 Million or Less