Dispute Resolution Specialist definition

Dispute Resolution Specialist means the official designated by the head of an agency to implement agency ADR policy as prescribed by Section 3(b) of the Administrative Dispute Resolution Act of 1996, 5 U.S.C. 571-584 and Note. The Principal Deputy General Counsel of the Army is designated the Army Dispute Resolution Specialist.
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Dispute Resolution Specialist means the BBB National Programs staff person assigned to help you resolve your dispute.
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Dispute Resolution Specialist means the BBB NP staff person assigned to help you resolve your dispute.
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Examples of Dispute Resolution Specialist in a sentence

  • Your Dispute Resolution Specialist will notify the other party to give it an opportunity to obtain a lawyer.

  • In addition, any Net Proceeds received by a Loan Party upon the occurrence of a Prepayment Event, irrespective of whether or not a Cash Dominion Event then exists and is continuing, shall be paid over to the Administrative Agent on receipt by the Loan Parties and shall be utilized to prepay the Loans in the order of priority set forth in Section 2.05(e).

  • The Dispute Resolution Specialist may assist in efforts to resolve your dispute prior to arbitration if requested by the parties.

  • Both the new/additional evidence and any timely response shall be submitted by the Dispute Resolution Specialist to the arbitrator.

  • After receiving the disputing User’s evidence, the Dispute Resolution Specialist shall notify any other User involved in the disputed transaction and provide such User(s) seven (7) days from the date of such notice to submit evidence to support their position.

  • The Dispute Resolution Specialist will send each party a letter detailing the terms of the settlement.

  • All communication with the arbitrator must be sent through the Dispute Resolution Specialist.

  • The Support Center will assign a Dispute Resolution Specialist to evaluate the dispute.

  • If the Agreement to Arbitrate does not correctly describe the dispute you wish to address at the arbitration, immediately inform your Dispute Resolution Specialist.

  • The Dispute Resolution Specialist will send a copy of any new/additional evidence submitted by one party to the other party with a request for a response within a specified time period.