Insurance Dispute Resolution Procedures Sample Clauses

Insurance Dispute Resolution Procedures. In the event of a dispute under Section 5.1.4(e) or 5.4.1(b), the disputing Parties may submit the dispute to the arbitrator for an expedited resolution. For a dispute under Section 5.1.4(e), the Party(ies) disputing the Risk Manager’s decision shall, within five (5) Working Days after the Risk Manager issues a written statement of position pursuant to Section 5.1.4(e), submit a brief with all supporting evidence and the Risk Manager’s written statement of position to the arbitrator with copies to all Parties. For a dispute under Section 5.4.1(b), the Party disputing an invoice for reimbursement of a self insured retention shall, within ten (10) Working Days after the initial notice of the dispute, submit a brief with all supporting evidence to the arbitrator with copies to all Parties. In either case, any interested Party may submit an additional brief within five (5) Working Days after distribution of the initial brief. The arbitrator thereafter shall hold a telephonic hearing and promptly issue a decision in the matter, unless the arbitrator determines that further briefing is necessary, in which case the additional brief(s) shall be submitted to the arbitrator (with copies to all Parties) within five (5) Working Days after the arbitrator’s request, and thereafter the arbitrator shall hold a telephonic hearing and issue a decision promptly but in any event within two (2) Working Days after submission of such additional briefs. The arbitrator’s decision is final and there shall be no right to appeal the decision, provided, however, that any Party may seek vacation or correction of the arbitrator’s decision pursuant to Cal. Code of Civil Procedure Section 1286.2 (Grounds for vacation of award) or Section 1286.6 (Grounds for correction of award).
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