Time and Materials Adjusting Services Sample Clauses

Time and Materials Adjusting Services. Under this Exhibit C, Citizens may also initiate and order, at Citizens’ sole election, requests for Adjusters to perform Time and Materials Adjusting Services.
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Time and Materials Adjusting Services. An Adjuster may be required to participate in hearings, depositions, mediations, trials, and other court proceedings that relate to a claim that was previously assigned to the Adjuster. Vendor may also be required to provide qualified Adjusters for various tasks unrelated to a specific claim. Services provided pursuant to this paragraph will be compensated on a time and materials basis at the hourly rates provided in Section 7.2. of the Contract.
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Time and Materials Adjusting Services. Vendor may be required by Citizens to provide qualified Adjusters for various tasks unrelated to a specific claim which shall also be a part of the Services. In such case the payment for these Services will be on a time and materials basis at the rates set forth in Section 8.25., Compensation Schedule. Prior to committing to the order, Vendor will provide a detailed written estimate based on the scope of the engagement. After receipt of the estimate, Citizens will either formalize the engagement by placing an order or decline the engagement. If the Services are ordered, Vendor shall comply with any requirements or deadlines as directed by Citizens.
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