Common use of Pre-arbitration Conference Clause in Contracts

Pre-arbitration Conference. The Arbitrator may convene a pre-arbitration conference to determine: (a) The issues for arbitration; (b) The documents to be provided prior to the commencement of the arbitration; (c) The order of presentation of evidence; (d) The names, addresses and telephone numbers of witnesses to be called and a synopsis of their evidence; (e) A timetable for pre-arbitration events, including the exchange of expert reports, the delivery of opening statements, the exchange of document briefs and questioning, if required; (f) Estimates of the time required for the arbitration; (g) Any arrangements necessary for the attendance of parties or witnesses; and (h) Any issues arising out of the results of the screening, and (i) Such other issues as the parties or Arbitrator may determine.

Pre-arbitration Conference. The Arbitrator may convene a pre-arbitration conference to determine: (a) The issues for arbitration; (b) The documents to be provided prior to the commencement of the arbitration; (c) The order of presentation of evidence; (d) The names, addresses and telephone numbers of witnesses to be called and a synopsis of their evidence; (e) A timetable for pre-arbitration events, including the exchange of expert reports, the delivery of opening statements, the exchange of document briefs and questioning, if required; (f) Estimates of the time required for the arbitration; (g) Any arrangements necessary for the attendance of parties or witnesses; and (h) Any issues arising out of the results of the screening, and (i) Such other issues as the parties or Arbitrator may determine.

Pre-arbitration Conference. The Arbitrator Your arbitrator may convene a pre-arbitration conference to determine: (a) The issues for arbitration; (b) The documents to be provided prior to the commencement of the arbitration; (c) The order of presentation of evidence; (d) The names, addresses and telephone numbers of witnesses to be called and a synopsis of their evidence; (e) A timetable for pre-arbitration events, including the exchange of expert reports, the delivery of opening statements, the exchange of document briefs and questioning, if required; (f) Estimates of the time required for the arbitration; (g) Any physical arrangements necessary for the attendance of parties or witnesses; and (h) Any issues arising out of the results of the screening, and (i) Such other issues as the parties or Arbitrator may determine.

Pre-arbitration Conference. The Arbitrator 9.1 ▇▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇ may convene a pre-arbitration conference to determine: (a) The issues for arbitration; (b) The documents to be provided prior to the commencement of the arbitration; (c) The order of presentation of evidence; (d) The names, addresses and telephone numbers of witnesses to be called and a synopsis of their evidence; (e) A timetable for pre-arbitration events, including including, but not limited to, the exchange of expert reports, the delivery of opening statements, the exchange of document briefs and questioning, if required; (f) Estimates of the time required for the arbitration; (g) Any physical arrangements necessary for the attendance of parties or witnesses; and (h) Any issues arising out of the results of the screening, and (i) Such other issues as the parties or Arbitrator may determine.

Pre-arbitration Conference. The Arbitrator a) ▇▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ may convene a at least one pre-arbitration or arbitration management conference to determine: (ai) The arbitration issues for arbitrationto be adjudicated; (bii) The documents to be provided prior to before the commencement of the arbitration; (ciii) The order of presentation of evidence; (div) The names, addresses and addresses, telephone numbers and email addresses of witnesses to be called and a synopsis of their evidence; (ev) A timetable for pre-arbitration events, including the exchange of expert reports, the delivery of opening statements, the exchange of document briefs and questioning, if required; (fvi) Estimates of the time required for the arbitration; (gvii) Any physical or other arrangements necessary for the attendance or participation of parties or witnesses; viii) Any necessary directions for a virtual hearing; and (hix) Any issues arising out of the results of the screening, and (i) Such other issues as the parties or Arbitrator may determine.

Pre-arbitration Conference. The Arbitrator 10.1 ▇▇. ▇▇▇▇▇ may convene a pre-arbitration conference to determine: (a) The arbitration issues for arbitrationto be adjudicated; (b) The documents to be provided prior to before the commencement of the arbitration; (c) The order of presentation of evidence; (d) The names, addresses and telephone numbers of witnesses to be called and a synopsis of their evidence; (e) A timetable for pre-arbitration events, including the exchange of expert reports, the delivery of opening statements, the exchange of document briefs and questioning, if required; (f) Estimates of the time required for the arbitration; (g) Any physical arrangements necessary for the attendance of parties or witnesses; and (h) Any issues arising out of the results of the screening, and (i) Such other issues as the parties or Arbitrator may determine.

Pre-arbitration Conference. The Arbitrator 9.1 ▇▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ may convene a pre-arbitration conference to determine: (a) The issues for arbitration; (b) The documents to be provided prior to the commencement of the arbitration; (c) The order of presentation of evidence; (d) The names, addresses and telephone numbers of witnesses to be called and a synopsis of their evidence; (e) A timetable for pre-arbitration events, including the exchange of expert reports, the delivery of opening statements, the exchange of document briefs and questioning, if required; (f) Estimates of the time required for the arbitration; (g) Any physical arrangements necessary for the attendance of parties or witnesses; and (h) Any issues arising out of the results of the screening, and (i) Such other issues as the parties or Arbitrator may determine.

Pre-arbitration Conference. The Arbitrator 10.1 ▇▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ may convene a pre-arbitration conference to determine: (a) The issues for arbitration; (b) The documents to be provided prior to the commencement of the arbitration; (c) The order of presentation of evidence; (d) The names, addresses and telephone numbers of witnesses to be called and a synopsis of their evidence; (e) A timetable for pre-arbitration events, events including the exchange of expert reports, the delivery of opening statements, the exchange of document briefs and questioning, if required; (f) Estimates estimates of the time required for the arbitration; (g) Any physical arrangements necessary for the attendance of parties parties' or witnesses; and (h) Any issues arising out of the results of the screening, and (i) Such other issues as the parties or Arbitrator may determine.