Common use of Disputes Regarding Fees Clause in Contracts

Disputes Regarding Fees. (a) It is the parties' intent that any disputes regarding Business Manager's performance hereunder shall be resolved to the extent possible by good faith negotiations. To that end, the parties agree that if Practice in good faith believes that Business Manager has failed to perform its obligations, and that as a result of such failure, Practice is entitled to a set-off or reduction in its Management Fees, Practice shall give Business Manager notice of the perceived failure and request in the notice a set-off or reduction in Management Fees. Business Manager and Practice shall then negotiate the dispute in good faith, and if an agreement is reached, the parties shall implement the resolution without further action.

Disputes Regarding Fees. (a) It is the partiesParties' intent that any disputes regarding performance standards of the Business Manager's performance hereunder shall Manager be resolved to the extent possible by good faith negotiationsnegotiation. To that end, the parties Parties agree that if the Practice in good faith believes that Business Manager has failed to perform its obligations, and that as a result of such failure, the Practice is entitled to a set-off or reduction in its Management Fees, the Practice shall give Business Manager notice of the perceived failure and request in the notice a set-off or reduction in Management Fees. Business Manager and the Practice shall then negotiate the dispute in good faith, and if an agreement is reached, the parties Parties shall implement the resolution without further action.

Disputes Regarding Fees. (a) It is the parties' intent that any disputes regarding Business Manager's performance hereunder shall be resolved to the extent possible by good faith negotiations. To that end, the parties agree that if Practice in good faith believes that Business Manager has failed to perform its obligations, and that as a result of such failure, Practice is entitled to a set-off or reduction in its Management Fees, Practice shall give Business Manager notice of the perceived failure and request may require in the notice a set-off or reduction in Management Fees. Business Manager and Practice shall then negotiate the dispute in good faith, and if an agreement is reached, the parties shall implement the resolution without further action.