Common use of Baseball Arbitration Clause in Contracts

Baseball Arbitration. This Section 12.2(b) shall apply to Disputes identified under Sections 2.4(e), 2.5(c)(i), 11.4(a)(ii)(B) and 11.4(b)(ii)(B) as to be resolved by baseball arbitration. Baseball arbitration will be conducted by one (1) arbitrator who shall be reasonably acceptable to the Parties and who shall be appointed in accordance with JAMS Rules. If the Parties are unable to select an arbitrator within ten (10) days, then the arbitrator shall be appointed in accordance with JAMS Rules. Any arbitrator chosen hereunder shall have educational training and industry experience sufficient to demonstrate a reasonable level of scientific, financial, medical and industry knowledge relevant to the Dispute. Within twenty (20) days after the selection of the arbitrator, each Party shall submit to the arbitrator and the other Party a proposed resolution of the Dispute that is the subject of the arbitration, together with any relevant evidence in support thereof (the “Proposals”). Within fifteen (15) days after the delivery of the last Proposal to the arbitrator, each Party may submit a written rebuttal of the other Party’s Proposal and may also amend and re-submit its original Proposal. The Parties and the arbitrator shall meet within fifteen (15) days after the Parties have submitted their final Proposals (and rebuttals, if any), at which time each Party shall have one (1) hour to argue in support of its Proposal. The Parties shall not have the right to call any witnesses in support of their arguments, nor compel any production of documents or take any discovery from the other Party in preparation for the meeting. Within thirty (30) days after such meeting, the arbitrator shall select one of the final Proposals so submitted by one of the Parties as the resolution of the

Baseball Arbitration. This Section 12.2(b) shall apply to Disputes identified under Sections 2.4(e), 2.5(c)(i), 11.4(a)(ii)(B) and 11.4(b)(ii)(B2.5(c)(i) as to be resolved by baseball arbitration. Baseball arbitration will be conducted by one (1) arbitrator who shall be reasonably acceptable to the Parties and who shall be appointed in accordance with JAMS Rules. If the Parties are unable to select an arbitrator within ten (10) days, then the arbitrator shall be appointed in accordance with JAMS Rules. Any arbitrator chosen hereunder shall have educational training and industry experience sufficient to demonstrate a reasonable level of scientific, financial, medical and industry knowledge relevant to the Dispute. Within twenty (20) days after the selection of the arbitrator, each Party shall submit to the arbitrator and the other Party a proposed resolution of the Dispute that is the subject of the arbitration, together with any relevant evidence in support thereof (the “Proposals”). Within fifteen (15) days after the delivery of the last Proposal to the arbitrator, each Party may submit a written rebuttal of the other Party’s Proposal and may also amend and re-submit its original Proposal. The Parties and the arbitrator shall meet within fifteen (15) days after the Parties have submitted their final Proposals (and rebuttals, if any), at which time each Party shall have one (1) hour to argue in support of its Proposal. The Parties shall not have the right to call any witnesses in support of their arguments, nor compel any production of documents or take any discovery from the other Party in preparation for the meeting. Within thirty (30) days after such meeting, the arbitrator shall select one of the final Proposals so submitted by one of the Parties as the resolution of thethe Dispute, but may not alter the terms of either final Proposal and may not resolve the Dispute in a manner other than by selection of one of the submitted final Proposals. If a Party fails to submit a Proposal within the initial twenty (20)-day time frame set forth above, the arbitrator shall select the Proposal of the other Party as the resolution of the Dispute.

Baseball Arbitration. This Section 12.2(b) shall apply to Disputes identified under Sections 2.4(e), 2.5(c)(i), 11.4(a)(ii)(B11.4(a)(ii) (B) and 11.4(b)(ii)(B) as to be resolved by baseball arbitration. Baseball arbitration will be conducted by one (1) arbitrator who shall be reasonably acceptable to the Parties and who shall be appointed in accordance with JAMS Rules. If the Parties are unable to select an arbitrator within ten (10) days, then the arbitrator shall be appointed in accordance with JAMS Rules. Any arbitrator chosen hereunder shall have educational training and industry experience sufficient to demonstrate a reasonable level of scientific, financial, medical and industry knowledge relevant to the Dispute. Within twenty (20) days after the selection of the arbitrator, each Party shall submit to the arbitrator and the other Party a proposed resolution of the Dispute that is the subject of the arbitration, together with any relevant evidence in support thereof (the “Proposals”). Within fifteen (15) days after the delivery of the last Proposal to the arbitrator, each Party may submit a written rebuttal of the other Party’s Proposal and may also amend and re-submit its original Proposal. The Parties and the arbitrator shall meet within fifteen (15) days after the Parties have submitted their final Proposals (and rebuttals, if any), at which time each Party shall have one (1) hour to argue in support of its Proposal. The Parties shall not have the right to call any witnesses in support of their arguments, nor compel any production of documents or take any discovery from the other Party in preparation for the meeting. Within thirty (30) days after such meeting, the arbitrator shall select one of the final Proposals so submitted by one of the Parties as the resolution of thethe Dispute, but may not alter the terms of either final Proposal and may not resolve the Dispute in a manner other than by selection of one of the submitted final Proposals. If a Party fails to submit a Proposal within the initial twenty (20)-day time frame set forth above, the arbitrator shall select the Proposal of the other Party as the resolution of the Dispute.