Post-Hearing Briefs. You and AKS will have the opportunity to submit to the arbitrator a post-hearing brief in support of your respective positions.
Post-Hearing Briefs. Either party, upon request at the close of hearing, shall be given leave to file a post-hearing brief. The time for filing such a brief shall be set by the Arbitrator.
Post-Hearing Briefs. Each party is entitled to file a post hearing brief by email within the time frame decided by the arbitrator at the hearing. Each party shall serve the other party with its brief by email on the next business day after briefs filed with the arbitrator or by other arrangement made with the arbitrator.
Post-Hearing Briefs. Within seven (7) days following completion of the hearing, each Party may submit to the other Party and the neutral a post-hearing brief in support of its proposed rulings and remedies, provided that such brief may not contain or discuss any new evidence and may not exceed ten (10) pages. This page limitation will apply regardless of the number of issues raised in the ADR proceeding.
Post-Hearing Briefs. The parties are interested in minimizing legal expenses, getting an arbitrator’s decision as soon as possible, and having the arbitrator make a just decision. With these interests in mind, the parties shall mutually agree to either argue the evidence orally or prepare written argument at the conclusion of the hearing. If the parties are unable to mutually agree, the final decision shall be made by the arbitrator weighing the above interests. Nothing in this section precludes either party from preparing and presenting a pre-hearing brief.
Post-Hearing Briefs. Unless the parties mutually agree, there shall be no post hearing briefs. The parties shall present oral argument immediately upon close of the presentation of evidence. However, in the situation of multiple day hearings broken by days or weeks, or of a complex case, a party may request of the arbitrator the right to submit a post-hearing brief.
Post-Hearing Briefs. Either the Employee or the Company upon request at the close of the hearing, may file a post-hearing brief. Whether briefs are permitted, the time for filing briefs and any additional requirements, such as a maximum page limit, will be set by the arbitrator at the hearing.
Post-Hearing Briefs. At any party's election, or at the direction of the Arbitrator, the parties may submit post-hearing briefs to the Arbitrator, and the record shall not be deemed to be closed until the last day on which briefs could be timely submitted; provided, however, that no such briefs shall contain or refer to evidence not adduced at the hearing.
Post-Hearing Briefs. Pursuant to Section 24.1 of Procedural Order No. 1, the Tribunal shall decide at the hearing, after consulting with the Parties, the length, formal content and the date for the filing of the post-hearing briefs (see Section 14(b)). No new evidence may be submitted together with the post-hearing briefs, except in case of application of Section 18.3 of Procedural Order No.1.
Post-Hearing Briefs. 137 At the conclusion of such hearing, each party shall have the right to request permission of the Permanent Arbitrator (or temporary Arbitrator) to file a post-hearing brief. The Arbitrator shall have the authority to determine whether briefs should be filed and the scope thereof. He shall also set the time limit for filing such briefs if permission is granted.
