Overview of Dispute Resolution Process. Xxxxxxx is committed to participating in a consumer-friendly dispute resolution process. To that end, these Terms provide for a twopart process for individuals to whom Section XIII(a) applies: (1) an informal negotiation directly with Tunebat’s customer service team, and (2) a binding arbitration administered by the American Arbitration Association (“AAA”) using its specially designed Consumer Arbitration Rules (as modified by this Section).
Overview of Dispute Resolution Process. These Gift Card Terms and Conditions provide for a two-part process for individuals: (1) an informal negotiation directly with Xxxxx’x customer relations team as described in Section 12(c) below, and if necessary (2) a binding arbitration administered by the American Arbitration Association (“AAA”). You and Xxxxx’x each retain the right to seek resolution of the dispute in small claims court as an alternative to arbitration.
Overview of Dispute Resolution Process. Fresh Homemade Tortillas Payments is committed to participating in a consumer-friendly dispute resolution process. To that end, these Payment Terms provide for a two-part process for individuals to whom this Section 15 applies:
(1) an informal negotiation directly with Fresh Homemade Tortillas’ customer service team (described in paragraph 15.3, below), and if necessary (2) a binding arbitration administered by the American Arbitration Association (“AAA”). You and Fresh Homemade Tortillas Payments each retain the right to seek relief in small claims court as an alternative to arbitration
Overview of Dispute Resolution Process. Airbnb is committed to participating in a consumer-friendly dispute resolution process. To that end, these Terms provide for a two-part process for individuals to whom this Section 23 applies: (1) an informal negotiation directly with Airbnb’s customer service team (described in paragraph 23.3, below), and if necessary (2) a binding arbitration administered by the American Arbitration Association (“AAA”). You and Airbnb each retain the right to seek relief in small claims court as an alternative to arbitration.
Overview of Dispute Resolution Process. Fresh Homemade Tortillas is committed to participating in a consumer-friendly dispute resolution process. To that end, these Terms provide for a two-part process for individuals to whom this Section 15 applies: (1) an informal
Overview of Dispute Resolution Process. Spotlease is committed to participating in a consumer-friendly dispute resolution process. To that end, these Terms provide for a two-part process for individuals to whom Section 19.1 applies: (1) an informal negotiation directly with Spotlease’s customer service team, and (2) a binding arbitration administered by the American Arbitration Association (“AAA”) using its specially designed Consumer Arbitration Rules (as modified by this Section 19 and except as provided in Section 19.6). Specifically, the Consumer Arbitration Rules provide:
19.2.1 Claims can be filed with AAA online (xxx.xxx.xxx);
19.2.2 Arbitrators must be neutral and no party may unilaterally select an arbitrator;
19.2.3 Arbitrators must disclose any bias, interest in the result of the arbitration, or relationship with any party;
19.2.4 Parties retain the right to seek relief in small claims court for certain claims, at their option;
19.2.5 The initial filing fee for the consumer is capped at $200;
19.2.6 The consumer gets to elect the hearing location and can elect to participate live, by phone, video conference, or, for claims under $25,000, by the submission of documents;
19.2.7 The arbitrator can grant any remedy that the parties could have received in court to resolve the party’s individual claim.
Overview of Dispute Resolution Process. 15.3.1.1 The Dispute Resolution process is a progressive series of steps to resolve disputes by the NJHIN Manager and/or the NJHIN Advisory Council. Except as may otherwise be determined by a final, non-appealable judgment of a Court of competent jurisdiction to the contrary, or as the finding by the NJHIN Manager and/or the NJHIN Advisory Council otherwise may be modified by mutual agreement of the parties, the determination of the NJHIN Manager and/or the NJHIN Advisory Council or its designated Sub-Committee, as applicable, shall be final and binding upon all TDSOs.
A. The decision of the NJHIN Advisory Council, with certain exceptions, shall be a final determination.
B. Under the Dispute Resolution Process described in this Section 15, a dispute may be commenced by a TDSO, NJII and/or NJDOH against one or more other parties (a “Dispute”). The procedure set forth in this Section 15 shall be followed as closely as possible whether the Dispute is commenced by a TDSO or by NJII and NJDOH. The essential and interested persons and parties shall follow this Section 15’s applicable procedures, as nearly as possible, in order to achieve a mutually agreeable resolution.
C. All discussions, written, electronic and oral, arising out of or under the Dispute Resolution Process shall be treated as Offers to Compromise under Fed. R. Evidence 408 and applicable state law equivalent.
Overview of Dispute Resolution Process. Sounding Board is committed to participating in a consumer-friendly dispute resolution process. To that end, these Terms provide for a two-part process for individuals to whom Section 10.1 applies:
(1) an informal negotiation directly with Sounding Board’s customer service team, and (2) a binding arbitration administered by the American Arbitration Association (“AAA”) using its specially designed Consumer Arbitration Rules (as modified by this Section 10). Specifically, the process provides: • Claims can be filed with AAA online (xxx.xxx.xxx); • Arbitrators must be neutral and no party may unilaterally select an arbitrator; • Arbitrators must disclose any bias, interest in the result of the arbitration, or relationship with any party; • Parties retain the right to seek relief in small claims court for certain claims, at their option; • The initial filing fee for the consumer is capped at $200; • The consumer gets to elect the hearing location and can elect to participate live, by phone, video conference, or, for claims under $25,000, by the submission of documents; • The arbitrator can grant any remedy that the parties could have received in court to resolve the party’s individual claim.
Overview of Dispute Resolution Process. TipTop is committed to participating in a consumer-friendly dispute resolution process. To that end, this Agreement provides for a two-part process for individuals to whom this Article 11 applies: (1) an informal negotiation directly with TipTop’s customer service team (described in Section 11.2 below), and if necessary (2) a binding arbitration administered by the American Arbitration Association (“AAA”). Service Provider and TipTop each retain the right to seek relief in small claims court as an alternative to arbitration.
Overview of Dispute Resolution Process. XXXXxxx is committed to participating in a consumer-friendly dispute resolution process. To that end, these Terms provide for a two-part process for individuals to whom Section
16.1 applies: (1) an informal negotiation directly with SOSBoom’s customer service team, and (2) a binding arbitration administered by the American Arbitration Association (“AAA”) using its specially designed Consumer Arbitration Rules (as modified by this Section 16 and except as provided in Section 16.6). Specifically, the Consumer Arbitration Rules provide: ● Claims can be filed with AAA online (xxx.xxx.xxx); ● Arbitrators must be neutral and no party may unilaterally select an arbitrator; ● Arbitrators must disclose any bias, interest in the result of the arbitration, or relationship with any party; ● Parties retain the right to seek relief in small claims court for certain claims, at their option; ● The initial filing fee for the consumer is capped at $200; ● The consumer gets to elect the hearing location and can elect to participate live, by phone, video conference, or, for claims under $25,000, by the submission of documents; ● The arbitrator can grant any remedy that the parties could have received in court to resolve the party’s individual claim.
