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How much does a CAT case cost and how long does it take

How much will it cost to file a CAT case?

The CAT’s three-stage case process costs a total of $200:

There may be additional legal fees that parties will need to be aware of if they decide to hire a lawyer. You may also be responsible at the conclusion of your case for paying the other party partial costs or damages, depending on the outcome of the case. 

 

How long will it take to resolve my CAT case?

The CAT process has three stages, which are part of six total steps. The timeline varies depending on the case and the stages involved.

Here’s an estimated timeline:

  • Application and notice delivery – 1 month*
  • Stage 1: Negotiation – 1 month*
  • Stage 2: Mediation – 1 month*
  • Stage 3: Adjudication – 3 months*
  • Case closure (decision issued) – Within 30 days*

*Timelines shown are averages only and some cases or stages may take shorter or longer than estimated.

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