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REQUEST FOR BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION Created Thursday, January 03, 2013 Updated Thursday, January 17, 2013 https://otc-cta.fluidsurveys.com/s/foa-bio-form/aa1bedc32584201c539dc1a8f5e9528c/ A. Contact Information Please note that completion of this form is lengthy. You may be required to save and return to complete. If you have any questions or need help please contact David Gervin at David.Gervin@otc-cta.gc.ca A. CONTACT INFORMATION FIRST NAME Patrick LAST NAME Bowles MIDDLE INITIAL N FIRM NAME Advance Resolution Services ADDRESS Variable Response ADDRESS ADDRESS LINE 1 258 Springdale Blvd. ADDRESS ADDRESS LINE 2 Unit 1 ADDRESS CITY Toronto ADDRESS PROVINCE Ontario ADDRESS POSTAL CODE M4C1Z9 TELEPHONE 416-497-3453

FAX 416-519-1447 EMAIL patricknbowles@yahoo.ca Region of residence Ontario Willingness to travel within and to other provinces? Please specify provinces. British Columbia Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba Ontario New Brunswick Nova Scotia Newfoundland and Labrador Prince Edward Island Yukon Northwest Territories Nunavut

B. Education B. EDUCATION Please list degree(s), institution(s) attended and year degree(s) conferred below Degree Institution Attended Year degree conferred 1) B.C.L. University College, Dublin 1970 2) Barrister-at-law Kings Inns 1974 3) Admitted to Practice Supreme Court 1974 4) (No response) (No response) (No response) 5) (No response) (No response) (No response) Please list courses or degrees in Economics, if any. Undergraduate full course in ecomomics as part of the BCL degree requiremnts; certificate course in basic and advanced statistics, University of London. Please list courses or degrees in Finance and Accounting, if any. Budgeting and risk financing as part of my training while employed in the financial services industry (insurance) Please list courses relating to logistics, transportation or transportation law, if any. In-house training in insurance law and claims processes in part related to marine and inland transportation

C. Arbitration Designation C. ARBITRATION DESIGNATION Please list designation(s), certifification(s) or accreditation(s) in arbitration received from any recognized institution(s) and the year(s) conferred below. Designation Organization Year conferred 1) Chartered Arbitrator (C. Arb) ADR Institute of Canada 2003 2) Chartered Mediator (C. Med) ADR Institute of Canada 2003 3) Certificate in Arbitration ADR Institute of canada 1989 4) MCIArb The Chartered institute of Arbitrators, UK 2002 5) SOAR Adjudicator Training Society of Adjudicators and Regulators 2001

D. Arbitration Training D. ARBITRATION TRAINING Please list arbitration training or course(s), if any, along with the institution providing the training and the year you received this training below. Course Institutions Year 1) Soar Adjudicator Training Society of Ontario Adjudicators and Regulators 2) Tribunal Adjudicator Training Appeals Tribunal, WSIAT 2001 3) ADR Advocacy Canadian bar Associaiton, CLE 2003 4) Workshop for OMVAP Arbitrators 2001 Ontario Motor Vehicle 1985 5) Adjudication training Financial Services Commission 2013 6) AIC Arbitration Workshops Arbitrators' Institute of Canada 1985 7) Advanced ADR Faculty of Law, University of Windsor 1998 8) (No response) (No response) (No response) 9) (No response) (No response) (No response) 10) (No response) (No response) (No response)

E. Commercial Litigation Experience E. COMMERCIAL LITIGATION EXPERIENCE a. Please specify approximate number of commercial cases in which you have acted as counsel. (No response) b. Please list range of years over which these cases occurred. (No response) c. Please list law firms with which you were associated according to year. (No response) d. Did you typically represent plaintiff, respondent or both? Please provide your answer as a percentage. Variable d. Did you typically represent plaintiff, respondent or both? Please provide your answer as a percentage. Plaintiff d. Did you typically represent plaintiff, respondent or both? Please provide your answer as a percentage. Respondent Response (No response) (No response) e. Please list by subject area, the 3 most complex commercial cases with which you have been involved as counsel in arbitrations or litigation, the kind of evidence presented, what experts were involved, quantum in issue and duration of case. Area of Commercial Litigation (e.g. Patent infringement) Kind of Evidence Presented What type of Experts were involved Quantum (value of claim) Duration (Time in court) 1) (No response) (No response) (No response) (No response) (No response) 2) (No response) (No response) (No response) (No response) (No response) 3) (No response) (No response) (No response) (No response) (No response)

F. Experience as an Arbitrator, Adjudicator or Judge F. EXPERIENCE AS AN ARBITRATOR, ADJUDICATOR OR JUDGE Please specify approximate number of cases in which you have acted as an arbitrator, judge or tribunal adjudicator. Please note that there are cells in the table below in which you are asked to provide court level and tribunal. Arbitrator Judge Tribunal Adjudicator Number of cases 12 (No response) 70 Over what period of years Number of commercial cases Over what period of years 10 years (No response) 2000/03 12 (No response) (No response) 10 (No response) (No response) Level of court n/a (No response) Appeals Tribunal Please specify tribunal Private (No response) Workplace Safety and Insurance Appeals Tribunal/ Financial Services Commission of Ontario a. Please list by subject area, the 3 most complex commercial cases in which you acted as arbitrator, judge or adjudicator, the kind of evidence presented, experts involved, quantum in issue and duration of hearing. Please specify your role Area of Commercial Litigation Evidence Presented 1) Adjudicator Insurance complex medical evidence 2) Arbitrator Insurance causes and origins of Fire and arson 3) Adjudicator Insurance Cause of loss and extent Experts included Quantum (value of claim) Duration (Time in court) medical experts $100,000+ 5 days of hearings Arson investigator and engineering reports Experts in ceramics and engineering $15 million 3 days $2 million 2 days

G. Work Samples G. WORK SAMPLES Please provide a written award (redacted) or decision you have written. Only.pdf or.doc files are accepted. assets/survey-uploads/15409/2542848-pqsamnd9gl/application of expert evidence.pdf

H. Transportation Specific Legislation H. TRANSPORTATION SPECIFIC LEGISLATION a. Please rate your current familiarity with the following: For Rail Specialization - Legislation, Regulations, and Procedures Variable a. Please rate your current familiarity with the following: Rail Costing Regulations SOR/80-310 a. Please rate your current familiarity with the following: Railway Third Party Liability Insurance Coverage Regulations SOR/96-337 a. Please rate your current familiarity with the following: Railway Traffic Liability Regulations SOR/91-488 a. Please rate your current familiarity with the following: Carriers and Transportation and Grain Handling Undertakings Information Regulations SOR/96-334 a. Please rate your current familiarity with the following: Railway Interswitching Regulations SOR/88-41 a. Please rate your current familiarity with the following: Rail Complaints: What You Need to Know Canadian Transportation Agency a. Please rate your current familiarity with the following: 2011 Guide to Railway Charges for Crossing Maintenance and Construction Response No familiarity Good No familiarity No familiarity No familiarity No familiarity No familiarity Rail: Please provide details explaining how you became familiar with this material. My expertise in Insurance Claims and Litigation Managment over a 15-year period (most senior position Casuality Superintendent for Canada, CIGNA Corp.) involved me many aspects of railway liability issues. b. Please rate your current familiarity with the following: For Marine Specialization - Legislation, Regulations, and Procedures Variable b. Please rate your current familiarity with the following: Canada Marine Act S.C. 1998, c.10 Fair Response b. Please rate your current familiarity with the following: Coasting Trade Act S.C. 1992, c.31 No familiarity b. Please rate your current familiarity with the following: Pilotage Act R.S.C. 1985, c. P-14 No familiarity b. Please rate your current familiarity with the following: Shipping Conferences Exemption Act, 1987 R.S.C., 1985, c.17 (3rd Supp.) No familiarity Marine: Please provide details explaining how you became familiar with this material. As a member of marine department of the law firm of MacKinnion, McTaggart (later McTaggart, Potts now defunct) I had specific responsibilities for marine P, hull and cargo claims.

c. Please rate your current familiarity with the following: For Air Specialization - Legislation, Regulations, and Procedures Variable c. Please rate your current familiarity with the following: Air Transportation Regulations SOR/88-58 Response Fair Air: Please provide details explaining how you became familiar with this material. Air Cargo claims experience through my experience working in the insurance industry

I. Familiarity with Transportation and Transportation Law I. FAMILIARITY WITH TRANSPORTATION AND TRANSPORTATION LAW Please describe your background involvement in the transportation industry or transportation law, if any. General experience gained with the transportation industry through my involvement with the insurance industry

J. Conflict Disclosures J. DISCLOSURE If you have ever worked for, been associated with, or have a current or past interest in a transportation carrier or shipper in rail, marine or air please provide details below: No association with any of the above with the exception of being a past member of the Marine Club, Toronto and through my involvement with marine and transportation insurance and claims litigation management.

K. Conflict K. CONFLICT a. If you OR YOUR FIRM currently represent, or have in the past represented, a carrier please advise. The firm of MacKinnon McTaggart (which has ceased to exist for about 20 years) had an extensive practice in marine and inland transportation law and represented some carriers. b. If you OR YOUR FIRM currently represent, or have ever represented, a company in a matter relating to shipment of goods, please advise. The firm of MacKinnon McTaggart (which has ceased to exist for about 20 years) had an extensive practice in marine and inland transportation law and represented some carriers.

L. Fees L. FEES Please provide daily and hourly rates Variable Response Please provide daily and hourly rates Daily 750 Please provide daily and hourly rates Hourly 145

M. Availability M. AVAILABILITY How many months in advance are you booked? 1-2

N. Signed Agreement N. SIGNED AGREEMENT The information I have provided accurately describes my qualifications and experience. I understand that: Roster members will be selected based on the criteria as set out in this request for biographical information. The biographical information provided by me in this Request for biographical information will appear on-line at the Agency web site. Rosters and roster members will be reviewed every 2 years. Being accepted as a roster member does not guarantee that I will receive work under the Canada Transportation Act. The Canada Transportation Agency is in no way responsible for any fees, expenses or outstanding payments, all of which shall be billed by the arbitrator to the parties to any proceeding under the Canada Transportation Act. If accepted, I will comply with all the conditions of the program, including but not limited to the following: I will comply with the Code of Ethics of the Canadian Transportation Agency. Maintenance of insurance at the required level. Please provide proof of insurance Variable Response Please provide proof of insurance Policy number # MCL 1966PL; Certificate No. ADR 10362 Please provide proof of insurance Issuer Lloyd's PLEASE NOTE YOUR APPLICATION IS NOT COMPLETE WITHOUT PROOF OF INSURANCE AND SIGNED AGREEMENT THAT YOU WILL FIND ON THE FOLLOWING PAGE Please specify time and location of the signature. Signed on 2013-01-16 00:00:00 in the Province of Ontario Signature Please sign the form digitally by typing your first and last name. Patrick Bowles

Application Checklist Application Checklist Please do not include a resume. If you have any questions or need help please contact David Gervin at David.Gervin@otc-cta.gc.ca If you wish to be considered for the roster, please ensure that you completed the following: Variable Application Checklist Filled out the Application Form Application Checklist Provided your digital signature on the previous page Application Checklist Faxed us the proof of insurance (fax: 819-953-6613) Response Yes Yes Yes