Offset and Deduction. The Court may deduct from any payment upon termination: All payments previously made by the Court for Services covered by Contractor’s final invoice. The amount of any claim that the Court may have against Contractor in connection with this Agreement. Where Contractor is terminated for cause, in the event the Court determines it must provide services to remedy the results of Contractor’s inadequately performed Services, the Court may deduct, from any amounts owed Contractor hereunder, the Court’s good faith estimate of the reasonable cost of replacing performance of such inadequately performed Services. Contractor will provide to the client or subsequent counsel at no cost copies of all relevant client files produced by Contractor in the course of its performance of Services including, without limitation, any motions or briefs. Contractor will provide these copies upon request by the client or upon appointment of subsequent counsel. The client or the subsequent counsel may use the materials in the client file at his or her discretion. All reports, records, files, documents, memoranda, schedules, recordings, information and other materials or data that the Contractor is required to create by the Court or provide to the Court pursuant to this Agreement (collectively, “Data”) are the sole property of the Court without the payment of additional compensation to Contractor. Contractor shall provide the Court with all Data within thirty (30) days of the Court’s written request. However, nothing in this Section 19 is intended to create any right in any person or entity to any Data that is covered by the attorney work-product doctrine.
Offset and Deduction. The AOC may deduct from any payment upon termination:
(i) All payments previously made by the AOC for Services covered by the Contractor’s final invoice.
(ii) The amount of any undisputed claim that the AOC may have against the Contractor in connection with this Agreement.
(iii) In instances in which the AOC reasonably determines that the cost of any Services is excessive and if excessive due to costs incurred to remedy or replace defective materials or rejected Services, the AOC will pay the difference between the invoiced amount and the AOC’s reasonable estimate of the reasonable cost of replacing the materials or performing the invoiced Services in compliance with the requirements of this Agreement.
Offset and Deduction. The AOC may deduct from any payment upon termination: All payments previously made by the AOC for Services covered by Contractor’s final invoice. The amount of any claim that the AOC may have against Contractor in connection with this Agreement. Where Contractor is terminated for cause, in the event the AOC determines it must provide services to remedy the results of Contractor’s inadequately performed Services, the AOC may deduct, from any amounts owed Contractor hereunder, the AOC’s good faith estimate of the reasonable cost of replacing performance of such inadequately performed Services. Contractor will provide to the client or subsequent counsel at no cost copies of all relevant client files produced by Contractor in the course of its performance of Services including, without limitation, any motions or briefs. Contractor will provide these copies upon request by the client or upon appointment of subsequent counsel. The client or the subsequent counsel may use the materials in the client file at his or her discretion. All reports, records, files, documents, memoranda, schedules, recordings, information and other materials or data that the Contractor is required to create by the AOC or provide to the AOC pursuant to this Agreement (collectively, “Data”) are the sole property of the AOC without the payment of additional compensation to Contractor. Contractor shall provide the AOC with all Data within thirty (30) days of the AOC’s written request. However, nothing in this Section 13 is intended to create any right in any person or entity to any Data that is covered by the attorney work-product doctrine.
Offset and Deduction. The Court may deduct from any payment upon termination:
a. All payments previously made by the Court for Services covered by Contractor’s final invoice.
b. The amount of any claim that the Court may have against Contractor in connection with this Agreement.
c. Where Contractor is terminated for cause, in the event the Court determines it must provide services to remedy the results of Contractor’s inadequately performed Services, the Court may deduct, from any amounts owed Contractor hereunder, the Court’s good faith estimate of the reasonable cost of replacing performance of such inadequately performed Services.
Offset and Deduction. The Court may deduct from any payment upon termination: All payments previously made by the Court for Services covered by Contractor’s final invoice. The amount of any claim that the Court may have against Contractor in connection with this Agreement. Where Contractor is terminated for cause, in the event the Court determines it must provide services to remedy the results of Contractor’s inadequately performed Services, the Court may deduct, from any amounts owed Contractor hereunder, the Court’s good faith estimate of the reasonable cost of replacing performance of such inadequately performed Services. Contractor will provide to the client or subsequent counsel at no cost copies of all relevant client files produced by Contractor in the course of its performance of Services including, without limitation, any motions or briefs. Contractor will provide these copies upon request by the client or upon appointment of subsequent counsel. The client or the subsequent counsel may use the materials in the client file at his or her discretion. All reports, records, files, documents, memoranda, schedules, recordings, information and other materials or data that the Contractor is required to create by the Court or provide to the Court pursuant to this Agreement (collectively, “Data”) are the sole property of the Court without the payment of additional compensation to Contractor. Contractor shall provide the Court with all Data within thirty (30) days of the Court’s written request. However, nothing in this Section 19 is intended to create any right in any person or entity to any Data that is covered by the attorney work-product doctrine. Contractor shall maintain, at all times during the term of this Agreement, an unallocated operating reserve at least equal to 11.5 percent of the total annual contract amount. Contractor shall maintain, at all times during the term of this Agreement, an additional reserve (distinct from the reserve identified in Section 20.A above) in an amount at least equal to outstanding employee leave balances. [The unallocated operating reserve shall be established and maintained according to procedures developed by the Contractor’s Board of Directors. Expenditures from the unallocated operating reserve shall follow the procedures set forth by the Board of Directors and shall be reflected in the financial information the Contractor furnishes to the Court.] Contractor shall notify the Court within forty-five (45) calendar days if any reserve requ...
Offset and Deduction. The AOC may deduct from any payment upon termination: All payments previously made by the AOC for Services covered by the Architect’s final invoice. The amount of any undisputed claim that the AOC may have against the Architect in connection with this Agreement. In instances in which the AOC reasonably determines that the cost of any Services is excessive and if excessive due to costs incurred to remedy or replace defective materials or rejected Services, the AOC will pay the difference between the invoiced amount and the AOC’s reasonable estimate of the reasonable cost of replacing the materials or performing the invoiced Services in compliance with the requirements of this Agreement.
Offset and Deduction. The Judicial Council may deduct from any payment upon termination:
26.1.2.1. All payments previously made by the Judicial Council for Services covered by the Architect’s final invoice.
26.1.2.2. The amount of any undisputed claim that the Judicial Council may have against the Architect in connection with this Agreement.
00.0.0.0. Xx instances in which the Judicial Council reasonably determines that the cost of any Services is excessive and if excessive due to costs incurred to remedy or replace defective materials or rejected Services, the Judicial Council will pay the difference between the invoiced amount and the Judicial Council’s reasonable estimate of the reasonable cost of replacing the materials or performing the invoiced Services in compliance with the requirements of this Agreement.
Offset and Deduction. The AOC may deduct from any payment upon termination:
Offset and Deduction. The AOC may deduct from any payment upon termination:
i. All payments previously made by the AOC for Services covered by the Contractor’s final invoice.
ii. The amount of any undisputed claim that the AOC may have against the Contractor in connection with this Agreement.
iii. In instances in which the AOC reasonably determines that the cost of any Services is excessive and if excessive due to costs incurred to remedy or replace defective materials or rejected Services, the AOC will pay the difference between the invoiced amount and the AOC’s reasonable estimate of the reasonable cost of replacing the materials or performing the invoiced Services in compliance with the requirements of this Agreement.
Offset and Deduction. The Court may deduct from any payment upon termination:
(i) All payments previously made by the Court for Services covered by Contractor’s final invoice.
