Common use of Costs and Fees of Arbitration Clause in Contracts

Costs and Fees of Arbitration. The moving party shall pay the costs of the initial arbitration filing (not to exceed two hundred fifty dollars ($250)), and each Party shall pay the remaining costs and expenses of such arbitration equally. Unless otherwise required by law or pursuant to an award by the arbitrator, the Company and Executive shall each pay separately its or Executive’s counsel fees and expenses. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the arbitrator may, but need not, award the prevailing party in any dispute its or Executive’s legal fees and expenses.

Costs and Fees of Arbitration. The moving party shall pay the costs of the initial arbitration filing (not to exceed two hundred fifty dollars ($250)), and each Party the Company shall pay the remaining costs and expenses of such arbitration equallyarbitration. Unless otherwise required by law or pursuant to an award by the arbitrator, the Company and Executive shall each pay separately its or Executive’s his counsel fees and expenses. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the arbitrator may, but need not, award the prevailing party in any dispute its or Executive’s his legal fees and expenses.

Costs and Fees of Arbitration. The moving party shall pay the costs of the initial arbitration filing (not to exceed two hundred fifty dollars ($250)), and each Party the Company shall pay the remaining costs and expenses of such arbitration equallyarbitration. Unless otherwise required by law or pursuant to an award by the arbitrator, the Company and Executive shall each pay separately its or Executive’s counsel fees and expenses. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the arbitrator may, but need not, award the prevailing party in any dispute its or Executive’s legal attorney's fees and expenses.

Costs and Fees of Arbitration. The moving party shall pay the costs of the initial arbitration filing (not to exceed two hundred fifty dollars ($250)), and each Party the Company shall pay the remaining costs and expenses of such arbitration equallyarbitration. Unless otherwise required by law or pursuant to an award by the arbitrator, the Company and Executive shall each pay separately its or Executive’s counsel his Counsel fees and expenses. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the arbitrator may, but need not, not award the prevailing party in any dispute its or Executive’s his legal fees and expenses.

Costs and Fees of Arbitration. The moving party shall pay the costs of the initial arbitration filing (not to exceed two hundred fifty dollars ($250)), and each Party shall pay the remaining costs and expenses of such arbitration equallyfiling. Unless otherwise required by law or pursuant to an award by the arbitrator, the Company and Executive Employee shall each pay separately its or Executive’s her counsel fees and expenses. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the arbitrator may, but need not, award the prevailing party in any dispute its or Executive’s her legal fees and expenses.

Costs and Fees of Arbitration. The moving party shall pay the costs of the initial arbitration filing (not to exceed two hundred fifty dollars ($250)), and each Party the parties shall pay share the remaining costs and expenses of such arbitration equallyarbitration. Unless otherwise required by law or pursuant to an award by the arbitrator, the Company and Executive shall each pay separately its or Executive’s his counsel fees and expenses. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the arbitrator may, but need not, award the prevailing party in any dispute its or Executive’s his legal fees and expenses.

Costs and Fees of Arbitration. The moving party shall pay the costs of the initial arbitration filing (not to exceed two hundred fifty dollars ($250)), and each Party the Company shall pay the remaining costs and expenses of such arbitration equallyarbitration. Unless otherwise required by law or pursuant to an award by the arbitrator, the Company and Executive shall each pay separately its or Executive’s counsel attorney's fees and expenses. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the arbitrator may, but need not, award the prevailing party in any dispute its or Executive’s legal fees and expenses17.