Disput e Resolutio n - Bindin Sample Clauses

Disput e Resolutio n - Bindin g Arbitration If a demand for mediation has been made under the terms of this Agreement but such mediation has not resolved the claim(s) subject to such mediation, a party to this Agreement may submit the matter for binding arbitration subject to the rules of the [American Arbitration Association] then in effect, unless otherwise modified by this Agreement or the parties mutually agree otherwise. Arbitration - gen er ally is not recommended [generally no savings in cost or time results and rules of evidence are not strictly adhered to ---- BENEFIT IS THAT YOU HAVE A DECISION There shall be one Arbitrator chosen by the American Arbitration Association. The Arbitrator so selected shall have qualifications and experience in the area of dispute. No Arbitrator so selected shall have any conflict of interest. The Arbitration hearing shall be held in Kenosha County at a site selected by the Arbitrator and M A K E R W H O M A Y B E V E R Y KNOWLEDGEABLE IN A SPECIFIC AREA WHO CAN RENDER A FASTER DECISION. ] said hearing shall be open to the public and all documents and records submitted at such hearing shall be subject to the Wisconsin Public Records Law. The substantive law of the State of Wisconsin, including the rules of evidence and discovery and sanctions, shall be applied. Any damages, relief or method of enforcement not precluded by the terms of this Agreement may be granted. A written decision shall be submitted within 60 days of the conclusion of the hearing. Or There shall be three Arbitrator; each party shall select one and the two selected shall select a third Arbitrator. The Arbitrators so selected shall have qualifications and experience in the area of dispute. No Arbitrator so selected shall have any conflict of interest. The Arbitration hearing shall be held in Kenosha County at a site selected by the Arbitrators and said hearing shall be open to the public and all documents and records submitted at such hearing shall be subject to the Wisconsin Public Records Law. The substantive law of the State of Wisconsin, including the rules of evidence and discovery and sanctions, shall be applied. Any damages, relief or method of enforcement not precluded by the terms of this Agreement may be granted. A written decision shall be submitted within 60 days of the conclusion of the hearing. SECTION NUMBER HEADING SAMPLE CONTRACT LANGUAGE COMMENTS
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