Briefs Sample Clauses
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Briefs. No later than seven (7) days before the first scheduled mediation session, each party shall deliver a concise written summary of its position together with any appropriate documents, views, and a proposed solution to the matters in controversy to the mediator and shall also serve a copy on all other parties.
Briefs. 2.1 ALS briefs delivered to Public Defenders should be complete and prepared in accordance with accepted standards between the parties to this agreement.
2.2 ALS briefs should be delivered to Public Defenders at the earliest opportunity.
2.3 The ALS may retain a Public Defender for a particular matter prior to formally briefing him/her. However, the ALS must deliver the brief at the earliest opportunity.
Briefs. Each Party shall file a pre-hearing and post-hearing brief. The Arbitration Panel shall establish the required content and length of such briefs.
Briefs. Concise pre-arbitration briefs are encouraged. Any such brief shall be filed and served ten (10) days before the arbitration date. Either party, upon request at the close of the hearing, may be given leave to file a post-hearing brief. The time for filing such a brief shall be set by the arbitrator. Reply briefs may not be filed unless the arbitrator specifies to the contrary at the close of the hearing.
Briefs. The arbitrator may require and the parties may submit proposed findings of fact, conclusions of law and legal briefs or memoranda to the arbitrator for review and consideration.
Briefs. Briefs may be filed in an expedited arbitration case at the option of either party. Briefs are due within10 workdays of the closing date of the hearing.
Briefs. The brief of the complaining Party shall be filed with the arbitrators within thirty (30) Days after completion of the hearings, and the brief of the other Party shall be filed within thirty (30) Days after the receipt of the complaining Party's brief. The arbitrators may designate the portion or portions of the record which they require for their decision, but nothing shall prevent a Party from presenting a complete record, if it do desires.
Briefs. Each party will have the right, at that party’s option, to either present a closing argument or brief. If the parties choose to submit briefs, the parties agree to a process of mutual exchange of briefs through the arbitrator or AAA. No new evidence may be included in, discussed, attached, or otherwise submitted to the arbitrator with the brief or after the close of the hearing, without prior written agreement between the parties.
Briefs. Briefs may be filed at the option of either party, due within 15 workdays of the closing date of the hearing, or within 30 workdays of the closing date of the hearing if a transcript is made.
Briefs. In all cases, either party may file a brief with the Umpire/Arbitrator ten (10) days prior to the time of the hearing, and may also file a reply brief not later than five (5) days after the hearing, provided that notice of intent to file a reply brief has been given at least ten (10) days prior to the time of hearing. A copy of any brief filed with the Umpire/Arbitrator shall be filed concurrently with the opposing party. The Umpire/Arbitrator, for good cause shown, shall have the power to extend the time for filing of briefs.