Submission to Authority of Claims Administrator and Special Master Sample Clauses

Submission to Authority of Claims Administrator and Special Master. 11.1.1 Each Party and, by submitting an Enrollment Form and Release, each Enrolled Claimant and Principal Responsible Attorney, agree that authority over the process contemplated by the Settlement Program, including any Claims submitted under the Settlement Program, resides with those Persons appointed pursuant to this Agreement to exercise that authority, as such authority is specified in this Agreement, and that the Claims Administrator, Claims Processor, and Special Master in making the determinations with respect to claims submitted to the Settlement Program do so with the authority of Arbitrators under the Federal Arbitration Act and their decisions, except as subject to review under the Agreement, are final, binding, and Non-Appealable, including to any court of law. Nothing in Article 11 shall be interpreted to provide an Enrolled Claimant with any rights outside of the Settlement Agreement unless specifically set forth in this document. 11.1.2 Except as specifically provided in this Agreement, any dispute that arises under or otherwise in connection with (i) this Agreement and/or any Program Claim, or (ii) any other Administrative Agreement under which disputes are agreed to be handled in the manner set forth in this Article 11, shall be submitted to the Claims Administrator who shall sit as a binding arbitration panel and whose decision shall be final, binding, and Non-Appealable. If any such dispute is brought to the Claims Administrator, each party who has a stake shall have fifteen (15) days (or such other amount of time as the Claims Administrator shall otherwise order) to submit papers and supporting evidence and to be heard on oral argument if the Claims Administrator desires oral argument. 11.1.3 If the Claims Administrator concludes, for whatever reason, that s/he should not determine an issue arising under this Agreement or otherwise in connection with this Agreement and/or any Program Claim, then the Special Master shall sit as a binding arbitration panel to decide the issue. 11.1.3.1 In such instances, any party may serve a demand for arbitration on the Special Master and all parties who have a stake in the issue disputed. Service shall be effected by regular and certified mail. Service shall be complete upon mailing. 11.1.3.2 The parties who have a stake in the issue disputed and who participate in the arbitration shall agree upon appropriate rules to govern the arbitration. If the parties cannot agree on appropriate rules within ten
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