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CITTing In
a lawyer's take on the Canadian International Trade Tribunal

by Paul M. Lalonde

Foundry Networks: Battling government’s specific specs

Hold the phone - telecom wars at the CITT
Telecommunications dominates the caseload

A CITT ruling is overturned and helicopter supplier, E.H. Industries, appears happy to lose

Guns are smoking at Health Canada over some bad procurement practices

Trucking complaint hits the ditch
Turnabout is fair play. PWGSC gets CITT support when Western Star Trucking's complaint is denied

The CITT: fair arbiter or complainant coddler?
The tribunal's assistance to complainants is distasteful to some and worthy of applause to others

War over warship maintenance
MIL Systems and Fleetway Inc. win the battle in their dispute with Siemens and PWGSC
Big Blue bellyaches too
IBM joins the list of complainants from the IT sector
¿Donde están los otros?
A system created largely for foreign challenges has been used almost exclusively by Canadians
DND gets its knuckles rapped
CITT suggests bad faith in procurement matter
Objection sustained
Suppliers have a good day in court

Summit Column Index

CITTing In a lawyer's take on the Canadian International Trade Tribunal

CITTing In
a lawyer's take on the Canadian International Trade Tribunal