Institutional Administered Mediation/Conciliation Sample Clauses

Institutional Administered Mediation/Conciliation. ‌ Where the parties choose mediation under institutional rules, optional provision V.D.1 prescribes the time when the mediation process can be initiated under this multi-step procedure, the manner of initiation, and the applicable rules (rather than attempt to set out any details for submittal of a claim to mediation). By agreeing to submit to mediation under the rules of a recognized institution, the parties agree to the administration of the mediation by the governing institution. This naturally means payment of a filing fee. It also means that an appointing authority will be available to name a mediator if the parties are unable to agree on this key component of this process. Before agreeing to be bound by a particular set of mediation rules, a party should make sure its representative has read or sought advice from someone knowledgeable concerning the selected rules. To avoid confusion and possibly inconsistent procedures or terminology, it is suggested that the parties agree to incorporation of the mediation rules of the same institution whose arbitration rules have been selected by the parties. There are many possible sets of mediation rules and mediation organizations to consider including: International Mediation Rules of the International Centre for Dispute Resolution (ICDR International Mediation Rules); Mediation Rules of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC Mediation Rules); Mediation Procedure of the International Institute for Conflict Prevention and Resolution (CPR Mediation Procedure); and Mediation Rules of the London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA Mediation Rules).
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