Tribunal Members

Angelique is an arbitrator, mediator, adjunct professor and lawyer called to the Bar in Illinois. She is also a 2014 American Arbitration Association A. Leon Higginbotham, Jr. Fellow. She has a wide range of dispute resolution and adjudication experience in both the public and private sectors. Angelique is currently applying her adjudication and mediation skills in her position as an Assessment and Hearings Officer at the Ontario Superior Court.

Since October 2013, Anna has served as an adjudicator for the Law Society Tribunal. She can provide services in English, French, or Italian. During her years as a public servant, Anna gained extensive experience in conflict resolution, critical thinking, and judgment. She was awarded the National Award of Excellence for her work at the Federal Government. In 2012, she obtained her Paralegal degree and her P1 license. In addition, she holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Western Ontario.

Anne is a lawyer and mediator who is active in the ADR and condominium communities. In addition to her law degree, she has an LL.M. in ADR. She has chaired the ADR Sections in both the Canadian and Ontario Bar Associations, and she is on the Executive of the ADR Institute of Ontario. Anne was on several working groups in the condominium law reform process.

Bonnie Oakes Charron is a public sector governance specialist and has served as a board director, committee chair, and tribunal member. She is a licensed paralegal and holds BA and MLIS degrees. Ms. Charron has experience in parliamentary procedure, corporate governance, adjudication, and professional regulation. She has held several cross appointments at Tribunals Ontario, including the Child and Family Services Review Board and the Licence Appeal Tribunal.

Brian is an experienced adjudicator and mediator. Brian recently completed a 10-year appointment as a full-time Vice-Chair of the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario. Brian previously worked with the Workplace Safety and Insurance Appeals Tribunal. Brian has a Master of Laws in ADR.

Chloe currently works in the human rights office of a school board. She has 17 years of experience managing legal disputes, including cases in labour and employment, human rights and personal injury law. Chloe was a Vice-Chair at the Licence Appeal Tribunal for over seven years, and a mediator at the Financial Services Commission. Chloe also maintains a private dispute resolution practice.

Daniel (Dan) Boyer is a mediator, arbitrator, and consultant in dispute resolution. Through his company The Capacity Workshop, Dan trains and consults nonprofits and public service organisations on conflict management, board governance, strategic and resiliency planning, and culture creation and shift management. Dan holds a BA in Global Conflict Studies and trained in mediation and arbitration at York University. Daniel is appointed to the Administrative Penalty Tribunal of the City of Toronto and the Professional Engineers Association of Ontario Discipline Tribunal.

Eleanor White is a mediator and adjudicator in private practice. She is a former tribunal member at the Licence Appeal Tribunal (LAT). Prior to joining the LAT Eleanor was a Medical Member of the Office of the Commissioner of Review Tribunal (OCRT). Prior to her work as an adjudicator, Eleanor had a clinical practice as a chiropractor as well as a DAC, then IME assessor, in Markham. She served the profession on provincial, then national associations, finally as Chair of the Canadian Chiropractic Association.

Elisha holds an LLB from Dalhousie University, and a Post Graduate Certificate in Alternative Dispute Resolution from York University. She has a background in consumer protection, and compliance with the Ontario Motor Vehicle Industry Council and Metrolinx. She currently works as a Mediator/Investigator at a provincial agency.

Jill Moriarty has been working in the field of conflict resolution since 2010. She has acted as a mediator, facilitator, policy and process designer and trainer and has worked in the fields of health regulation and community mediation. She specialized in fairness issues, serving as the New Home Ombuds from 2017 until 2023. Jill holds an MA in Conflict Analysis and Management and an LLM in Administrative Law.

Kathryn’s most recent position was a full-time mediator and investigator at the Information and Privacy Commissioner (Ontario). Prior to that, from 1999 to 2016, she was a full-time mediator at the Financial Services Commission of Ontario, for automobile accident insurance disputes. Kathryn has an LL.M. in ADR.

Laurie is a lawyer who also holds a Master of Business Administration degree.  In her 20 years with the computer industry, she held senior management positions in law, business development and marketing.  Since 2005, Laurie has served on a range of provincial boards and tribunals and has extensive experience in alternative dispute resolution and in adjudication.

Mary is a former member of the Licence Appeal Tribunal where, since 2006, she conducted settlement conferences and hearings. She previously held operational and corporate executive roles with five Ontario ministries and two agencies, including the Securities Commission and the Ontario Human Rights Commission. Mary has a B.A. and a Master of Business Administration degree.

Nasser Chahbar is the owner and principal mediator at Chahbar Mediation Group, a boutique mediation practice that specializes in Online Dispute Resolution (ODR). He is the co-chair of the ADR Institute of Ontario’s ODR section. Nasser holds the Qualified Mediator Designation (Q. Med) with the ADR Institute of Canada (ADRIC). Nasser also earned his law degree (JD) from the University of Ottawa, Faculty of Law, and his BA in Sociology and Criminology from Western University Canada.

Neha Chugh is a lawyer in private practice focusing on criminal, family and child protection courts. Neha is also the prosecutor at the Akwesasne Mohawk Court, as well as the Hearings Officer for the Town of Cobourg. Neha is a Bencher of the Law Society of Ontario. She has conducted appeals at most levels of court in Ontario and appeared as counsel for the Intervenor Barbra Schlifer Clinic at the Supreme Court of Canada.

Neha accepted the Catzman Award for Professionalism and Civility at the 2022 Opening of the Courts for Ontario. Neha serves on the Board of Governors of the Law Commission of Ontario and is also active in her local community, serving on the boards of the Centre York Centre, Tri-County Literacy, and the Agape Centre.

Noeline Paul has worked in a variety of administrative law areas, both in public service and as a lawyer, and has extensive experience in adjudication and informal resolution processes. In addition to her work as an adjudicator and mediator with the Condominium Authority Tribunal, Noeline has served as Vice-Chair and Member on several tribunals within the Tribunals Ontario/Social Justice Tribunals Ontario cluster and she was an Assistant Deputy Chairperson and Member of the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada. Noeline holds Bachelor of Arts degrees from the University of Toronto and York University, a Master of Social Work degree from the University of Toronto and a Juris Doctor from Osgoode Hall Law School. She is currently pursuing doctoral studies related to the use of technology in the legal sector.

Roger is a bilingual lawyer with a background in public law and litigation. He currently works as a part-time arbitrator and legal consultant in Canada and abroad. Roger is a former Registrar of the Supreme Court of Canada and in that capacity, he exercised quasi-judicial powers and was responsible for the overall administration of the Office of the Registrar of the Supreme Court of Canada. Roger was also a member of the Board of Directors of an Ottawa area condominium corporation.

Sancia is a lawyer, adjudicator and mediator. Sancia manages a legal practice and holds part-time appointments with the Administrative Penalty Tribunal for the City of Toronto and the Licence Appeal Tribunal for the Province of Ontario. Previously, Sancia worked at the Ontario Superior Court as a Judicial Hearing Officer with the Ministry of the Attorney General.

Susan is a bilingual adjudicator, mediator and lawyer with over 20 years’ experience resolving disputes between automobile accident victims and insurance companies as an arbitrator at the Financial Services Commission of Ontario. She previously worked as a staff lawyer and director of a legal aid clinic and as a grievance mediator with the Ministry of Labour, mediating disputes between employees, unions and private and public sector employers.

Victoria is a litigator, mediator and adjudicator. Her experience covers areas such as disability, insurance, workplace disputes, administrative and regulatory law. Her adjudication experience includes serving at the Toronto Licensing Tribunal and the City of Toronto Administrative Penalty Tribunal. As a mediator, she has experience with civil litigation, family and personal injury cases. She has practised as a civil litigator for the last 16 years. Her practice was focused on the areas of disability law, insurance law and personal injury. This experience enabled her to develop expertise in complex litigation cases involving serious medical issues, including mental health and insurance law.

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