GENERAL DISPUTE RESOLUTION POLICY Sample Clauses

GENERAL DISPUTE RESOLUTION POLICY. The Agreement is governed by and shall be construed in accordance with the laws of Hong Kong. Any dispute between the Company and a Coach that arises from or relates to the Agreement, the business operated by the Coach, or the opportunity offered by the Company shall be resolved according to the two-step procedure of: (a) informal negotiation; and (b) arbitration. The following shall apply to all proceedings under this Dispute Resolution Policy:
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GENERAL DISPUTE RESOLUTION POLICY. Disputes between the Company and a Coach that arise from or relate to the Agreement, the business operated by the Coach, or the opportunity offered by the Company shall be resolved according to the three-step procedure of: (a) informal negotiation; (b) non-binding mediation; and (c) trial before a court for claims under $50,000.00 so long as equitable relief is not sought (except as set forth below), or binding arbitration if the claim is for $50,000.00 or more or if equitable relief is claimed. IF A CLAIM SEEKS DAMAGES FOR $50,000.00 OR MORE, OR SEEKS EQUITABLE RELIEF (EXCEPT AS SET FORTH BELOW), THE PARTIES AGREE TO RESOLVE THE DISPUTE THROUGH BINDING ARBITRATION AND WAIVE CLAIMS TO A TRIAL BEFORE ANY COURT OR JURY. The following shall apply to all proceedings under this Dispute Resolution Policy:
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GENERAL DISPUTE RESOLUTION POLICY. The Agreement is governed by and shall be construed in accordance with the laws of Singapore. Any dispute between the Company and a Coach that arises from or relates to the Agreement, the business operated by the Coach, or the opportunity offered by the Company shall be resolved according to the two-step procedure of: (a) informal negotiation; and (b) arbitration. The following shall apply to all proceedings under this Dispute Resolution Policy:
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