Common use of Initial Disclosures Clause in Contracts

Initial Disclosures. Within twenty-one (21) days after the date of mediation, the parties shall exchange written disclosures listing with reasonable specificity: (i) all exhibits expected to be used by the party at arbitration, and complete copies of such exhibits, (ii) all witnesses expected to be called by the party at arbitration, and (iii) the substance of the testimony of each witness. Copies of such disclosures shall be sent to the arbitrator. No exhibit or witness may be called if the same does not appear on such disclosure, and no witness may testify as to matters not described in such disclosure, except for rebuttal testimony as may be permitted by the arbitrator.

Initial Disclosures. Within twenty-one (21) days after the date of mediation, the parties Parties shall exchange written disclosures listing with reasonable specificity: (i) all exhibits expected to be used by the party Party at arbitration, and complete copies of such exhibits, (ii) all witnesses expected to be called by the party Party at arbitration, and (iii) the substance of the testimony of each witness. Copies of such disclosures shall be sent to the arbitrator. No exhibit or witness may be called if the same does not appear on such disclosure, and no witness may testify as to matters not described in such disclosure, except for rebuttal testimony as may be permitted by the arbitrator.

Initial Disclosures. Within twenty-one (21) days after the date of mediation, the parties Parties shall exchange written disclosures listing with reasonable specificity: (i) all exhibits expected to be used by the party Party at arbitration, and complete copies of such exhibits, (ii) all witnesses expected to be called by the party Party at arbitration, and (iii) the substance of the testimony of each witness. Copies of such disclosures shall be sent to the arbitrator. , No exhibit or witness may be called if the same does not appear on such disclosure, and no witness may testify as to matters not described in such disclosure, except for rebuttal testimony as may be permitted by the arbitrator.