Common use of Mandatory Fee Arbitration Clause in Contracts

Mandatory Fee Arbitration. Notwithstanding subparagraph A above, in any dispute over attorney’s fees, costs or both subject to the jurisdiction of the State of California over attorney’s fees, charges, costs or expenses, Client has the right to elect arbitration pursuant to the fee arbitration procedures as set forth in California Business and Professions Code Sections 6200 -6206. Arbitration pursuant to the Mandatory Fee Arbitration Act is non-binding unless the parties agree in writing, after the dispute has arisen, to be bound by the arbitration award. The Mandatory Fee Arbitration procedures permit a court trial after arbitration, or a subsequent binding contractual arbitration if the parties have agreed to binding arbitration and either party rejects the award and requests a trial de novo within 30 days after the award is mailed to the parties. If, after receiving a notice of client’s right to arbitrate, Client does not elect to proceed under the State Bar fee arbitration procedures, and file a request for fee arbitration within 30 days, any dispute over fees, charges, costs or expenses, will be resolved by binding arbitration as provided in the previous paragraph A. [Optional provision: If either party rejects a non-binding fee arbitration award by timely submission of a request for trial de novo, Attorney and Client agree that in lieu of a trial de novo in court, the trial after arbitration shall be binding arbitration pursuant to the provisions of paragraph 1, above.]

Mandatory Fee Arbitration. Notwithstanding subparagraph A above, in any dispute over attorney’s attorneys’ fees, costs or both subject to the jurisdiction of the State of California over attorney’s attorneys’ fees, charges, costs or expenses, Client has the right to elect arbitration pursuant to the fee arbitration procedures as set forth in California Business and Professions Code Sections 6200 -6206. Arbitration pursuant to the Mandatory Fee Arbitration Act is non-binding unless the parties agree in writing, after the dispute has arisen, to be bound by the arbitration award. The Mandatory Fee Arbitration procedures permit a court trial after arbitration, or a subsequent binding contractual arbitration if the parties have agreed to binding arbitration and either party rejects the award and requests a trial de novo within 30 days after the award is mailed to the parties. If, after receiving a notice of client’s right to arbitrate, Client does not elect to proceed under the State Bar fee arbitration procedures, and file a request for fee arbitration within 30 days, any dispute over fees, charges, costs or expenses, will be resolved by binding arbitration as provided in the previous paragraph A. [Optional provision: If either party rejects a non-binding fee arbitration award by timely submission of a request for trial de novo, Attorney QDRO Helper and Client agree that in lieu of a trial de novo in court, the trial after arbitration shall be binding arbitration pursuant to the provisions of paragraph 1, above.]

Mandatory Fee Arbitration. Notwithstanding subparagraph A above, in any dispute over attorney’s attorneys’ fees, costs or both subject to the jurisdiction of the State of California over attorney’s attorneys’ fees, charges, costs or expenses, Client has the right to elect arbitration pursuant to the fee arbitration procedures as set forth in California Business and Professions Code Sections 6200 -6206. Arbitration pursuant to the Mandatory Fee Arbitration Act is non-binding unless the parties agree in writing, after the dispute has arisen, to be bound by the arbitration award. The Mandatory Fee Arbitration procedures permit a court trial after arbitration, or a subsequent binding contractual arbitration if the parties have agreed to binding arbitration and either party rejects the award and requests a trial de novo within 30 days after the award is mailed to the parties. If, after receiving a notice of client’s right to arbitrate, Client does not elect to proceed under the State Bar fee arbitration procedures, and file a request for fee arbitration within 30 days, any dispute over fees, charges, costs or expenses, will be resolved by binding arbitration as provided in the previous paragraph A. [Optional provision: If either party rejects a non-binding fee arbitration award by timely submission of a request for trial de novo, Attorney QDRO Helper and Client agree that in lieu of a trial de novo in court, the trial after arbitration shall be binding arbitration pursuant to the provisions of paragraph 1, above.]. ///

Mandatory Fee Arbitration. Notwithstanding subparagraph A above, in any dispute over attorney’s attorneys’ fees, costs or both subject to the jurisdiction of the State of California over attorney’s attorneys’ fees, charges, costs or expenses, Client has the right to elect arbitration pursuant to the fee arbitration procedures as set forth in California Business and Professions Code Sections 6200 -6206. Arbitration pursuant to the Mandatory Fee Arbitration Act is non-binding unless the parties agree in writing, after the dispute has arisen, to be bound by the arbitration award. The Mandatory Fee Arbitration procedures permit a court trial after arbitration, or a subsequent binding contractual arbitration if the parties have agreed to binding arbitration and either party rejects the award and requests a trial de novo within 30 days after the award is mailed to the parties. If, after receiving a notice of client’s right to arbitrate, Client does not elect to proceed under the State Bar fee arbitration procedures, and file a request for fee arbitration within 30 days, any dispute over fees, charges, costs or expenses, will be resolved by binding arbitration as provided in the previous paragraph A. [Optional provision: 9.A. If either party rejects a non-binding fee arbitration award by timely submission of a request for trial de novo, Attorney QDRO Helper and Client agree that in lieu of a trial de novo in court, the trial after arbitration shall be binding arbitration pursuant to the provisions of paragraph 19.A, above.]

Mandatory Fee Arbitration. Notwithstanding subparagraph A above, in any dispute over attorney’s attorneys’ fees, costs or both subject to the jurisdiction of the State of California over attorney’s attorneys’ fees, charges, costs or expenses, Client has the right to elect arbitration pursuant to the fee arbitration procedures as set forth in California Business and Professions Code Sections 6200 -6206- 6206. Arbitration pursuant to the Mandatory Fee Arbitration Act is non-binding unless the parties agree in writing, after the dispute has arisen, to be bound by the arbitration award. The Mandatory Fee Arbitration procedures permit a court trial after arbitration, or a subsequent binding contractual arbitration if the parties have agreed to binding arbitration and either party rejects the award and requests a trial de novo within 30 days after the award is mailed to the parties. If, after receiving a notice of client’s right to arbitrate, Client does not elect to proceed under the State Bar fee arbitration procedures, and file a request for fee arbitration within 30 days, any dispute over fees, charges, costs or expenses, will be resolved by binding arbitration as provided in the previous paragraph A. [Optional provision: If either party rejects a non-binding fee arbitration award by timely submission of a request for trial de novo, Attorney QDRO Helper and Client agree that in lieu of a trial de novo in court, the trial after arbitration shall be binding arbitration pursuant to the provisions of paragraph 1, A above.]