e-Court.ca Legal Services International Inc. filed its charter with Corporations Canada on March 29 2010 under number 7351801. The company, hereafter referred as e-Court (TM), is member of the Canada based International Court for Online Conflict Resolution which filed its charter under number 980748-9, hereafter referred as ICOCR, the world's largest O.C.R Network with operations in the following countries . The Canadian subsidiary networks with individuals, companies and the legal community who share e-Court's vision of a transparent, fast and affordable "One-Stop" Online Network for Conflict Resolution.

e-Court Canada is composed of an independent (self employed) group of experienced professionals like (former) lawyers, barristers, solicitors or attorneys, judges, mediators, university professors, industry and other legal interest groups. e-Court aims to offer a venue where members are linked to independent "participating" professionals who can provide competent, affordable, secure, transparent and speedy justice. These professionals whilst not being employees of e-Court have been thoroughly vetted prior to offering their services.

e-Court also helps to provide an uniform litigation system throughout India, the USA, Canada and other countries without the need to understand the peculiarities existing in each area's legislative system.

Labor disagreements and other civil disputes between businesses and/or individuals can be submitted to a real Internet court. This new private court guarantees ruling within six weeks after notification of the case.

The verdict of e-Court is based on contract principles ( e.g binding arbitration ). e-Court cases take no more than six weeks (excluding an appeal of four weeks). This makes the process to cost much less than ordinary courts, where to obtain a ruling in most countries takes on average between 70-90 weeks.