Mediation fee definition

Mediation fee means the fee established by section 5.156.100 for a landlord to fund the cost of the conciliation and mediation.
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Mediation fee means a fee to be paid by the party(s) for each accepted mediation proceedings in the ICAC to cover the costs to be incurred in connection with such proceedings, including the remuneration payable to the mediator(s) and an administration fee payable to cover the costs of conduct of the mediation proceedings.
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Examples of Mediation fee in a sentence

  • Mediation fee, if any, shall be divided equally among the parties involved.

  • Cancellation or postponement thereafter may give rise to a cancellation fee of up to 50% of the Mediation fee, at the Mediator’s discretion.

  • If cancellation is made less than seven days notice in advance, the Mediation fee is payable in full.

  • Mediation fee, if any, shall be divided equally among the Parties involved.

  • The Mediation fee will be $250.00 per hour plus incidental expenses, should the parties require the mediator to travel to a location other than the Office of RM&A, Inc.

  • The Mediation fee will be [AMOUNT] for a minimum of five hours; an additional fee of [AMOUNT] per [HOUR OR PARTY] will be charged thereafter, both plus costs.

  • The Mediation fee shall be insert fee for each party payable not less than three days in advance of the Mediation day.