ATE Sample Clauses
The ATE (After the Event) clause defines the terms under which a party may obtain insurance coverage for legal costs incurred after a dispute has arisen. Typically, this clause outlines the conditions for purchasing ATE insurance, such as the types of claims covered, the timing of policy acquisition, and the responsibilities for premium payments. For example, it may specify that the insured party must notify the insurer promptly after becoming aware of a potential claim. The core function of the ATE clause is to allocate the financial risk of adverse legal costs, providing parties with protection against the possibility of losing a case and being liable for the opponent’s legal fees.
ATE. No less than ninety-five percent (95%) participation of all Eligible Enrollees with an ATE Alleged Injury;
ATE. The Board will continue utilizing the automated dispatch system ATE for all absences for all CUPE2357 members. It is not the responsibility of an employee to arrange for a replacement, they are to notify their immediate supervisor/manager via internal email and put their absence into the appropriate replacement portal.
ATE. Each month, the daily volumes of gas delivered by Seller to Buyer in Priority-of, Service Category 3B shall be billed on Rate 35 attached as .Exhibit A, as presently exists or as runended or superseded by the Public Service Commission of South Carolina, supercompressibility, specific gravity, and other metors where applicable. Seller's "Purchased Gas Adjustment" applicable to Rate 35 shan be deteffilined according to the method shown in Exhibit B, attached hereto, as may be amended, revised, or superseded by the Public Service Commission of South Carolina alld shall apply to all service supplied under Rate 35.