Petitions for Emergency Relief Sample Clauses

Petitions for Emergency Relief. If a party deems it necessary to seek emergency relief to protect its interests, it may seek emergency relief as set forth in this Dispute Resolution policy without engaging in the negotiation or mediation process set forth above. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the parties are encouraged, but not required, to engage in negotiation and or mediation concurrently with any pending request for emergency relief.
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Petitions for Emergency Relief. If a party deems it necessary to seek emer- gency relief to protect its interests, it may seek emergency relief as set forth in this arbitration policy without engaging in the negotiation or mediation process set forth above. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the parties are encouraged, but not required, to engage in negotiation and or mediation concurrently with any pending request for emergency relief.
Petitions for Emergency Relief. If a par- xx xxxxx it necessary to seek emergency relief to protect its interests, it may seek emergency relief as set forth in this arbi- tration policy without engaging in the negotiation or mediation process set forth above. Notwithstanding the forego- ing, the parties are encouraged, but not required, to engage in negotiation and or mediation concurrently with any pending request for emergency relief. Public Equitable Relief. If public equita- ble relief is authorized by federal or state statute, an action may be brought before a court properly vested with jurisdiction over the parties so long as: (a) the relief sought is limited to public equitable re- lief that is authorized by federal or state statute; and (b) the public equitable relief is unavailable through arbitration pro- ceedings.
Petitions for Emergency Relief. If a party deems it necessary to seek emergency relief to protect its interests, it may seek emergen- cy relief as set forth in this dispute resolution policy without engaging in the negotiation or mediation process set forth above. Notwith- standing the foregoing, the parties are en- couraged, but not required, to engage in negotiation and or mediation concurrently with any pending request for emergency re- lief.
Petitions for Emergency Relief. If a party deems it necessary to seek emergency relief to protect its interests, it may seek emergency relief as set forth in this dispute resolution policy without engaging in the negotiation or mediation process set forth above. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the parties are encouraged, but not required, to engage in negotiation and or mediation concurrently with any pending request for emergency relief. • Public Injunctive Relief. If public injunctive relief is authorized by federal or state statute, an action may be brought before a court properly vested with jurisdiction over the parties so long as: (a) the relief sought is limited to public injunctive relief that is authorized by federal or state statute; and (b) the public injunctive relief is unavailable through arbitration proceedings hereunder. Note that the confidentiality provisions and corresponding liquidated damages pro- visions for breach of the confidentiality provision contained in this dispute resolution policy shall remain in effect for claims and actions brought under this exception to the three-step dispute resolution process unless such action is brought before a court and the disclosure is related solely to material that is not filed with the court under seal or pursuant to a protective order.

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