Common use of Mediator’s Role Clause in Contracts

Mediator’s Role. The Mediator‟s role is to assist the parties to negotiate a voluntary settlement of the controversy and issues as described above. The Mediator is a neutral and impartial person with no interest in the controversy. In the event that the parties are unable to reach an agreement on the subject matter of the dispute, the parties agree that the Mediator is empowered to make decisions for the parties as to how the matter should or must be resolved. The parties hereby agree that they will abide by the decisions voluntarily reached in the matter or will be bound by the decision of the Mediator in the event that the rendering of such a decision occurs. The parties further agree that, in the event that a decision is rendered by the Mediator, such decision shall not be subject to judicial or arbitral review and each party hereby undertakes to take no further proceedings in such a circumstance.

Mediator’s Role. The Mediator‟s Mediator’s role is to assist the parties to negotiate a voluntary settlement of the controversy and issues as described above. The Mediator is a neutral and impartial person with no interest in the controversy. In the event that the parties are unable to reach an agreement on the subject matter of the dispute, the parties agree that the Mediator is empowered to make decisions for the parties as to how the matter should or must be resolved. The parties hereby agree that they will abide by the decisions voluntarily reached in the matter or will be bound by the decision of the Mediator in the event that the rendering of such a decision occurs. The parties further agree that, in the event that a decision is rendered by the Mediator, such decision shall not be subject to judicial or arbitral review and each party hereby undertakes to take no further proceedings in such a circumstance.

Mediator’s Role. The Mediator‟s Mediator's role is to assist the parties to negotiate a voluntary settlement of the controversy and issues as described above. The Mediator is a neutral and impartial person with no interest in the controversy. In the event that the parties are unable to reach an agreement on the subject matter of the dispute, the parties agree that the Mediator is empowered to make decisions for the parties as to how the matter should or must be resolved. The parties hereby agree that they will abide by the decisions voluntarily reached in the matter or will be bound by the decision of the Mediator in the event that the rendering of such a decision occurs. The parties further agree that, in the event that a decision is rendered by the Mediator, such decision shall not be subject to judicial or arbitral review and each party hereby undertakes to take no further proceedings in such a circumstance.