Responsibility for Payment; Deposit; Cancellation Sample Clauses

Responsibility for Payment; Deposit; Cancellation. Unless otherwise agreed in writing, the Parties are jointly and severally responsible to pay the Mediator's fees and expenses, except those fees expenses billed solely to a Party or to jointly represented Parties after a mediation session terminates. Each Party or group of jointly-represented Parties shall pay a Deposit Payment to the Mediator no later that twenty business days prior to the date of the mediation. The Deposit Payment may be made by check received by the Mediator by the deadline for payment, or by credit card charge made through the Mediator’s website, xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx. The amount of the Deposit Payment is the Half-Day or Full-Day fee, stated above, divided by the number of Parties, a jointly-represented group of Parties being treated as a single Party for this purpose. For example, if Law Firm 1 represents Party A, Law Firm 2 represents Party B, and Law Firm 3 represents Parties C, D, and E, the Deposit Payment would be paid in three equal amounts, with C, D, and E jointly paying one-third of the total Deposit Payment. If a mediation date is canceled more than ten business days before it is set to occur, and if the Mediator is unable to schedule another mediation of the same or greater length for that date, 50 percent of the Deposit Payments will be reimbursed to the paying Parties, less their ratable share of any cancellation fees for conference room rental, air travel, or hotel incurred by the Mediator. The Mediator may cancel a mediation date due to health or other circumstances beyond his control, in which case the Deposit Payments will be reimbursed in full, without interest. The Mediator may also cancel a mediation and withdraw from the mediation if any Party has not paid his/her/its Deposit Payment by the deadline to do so.
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