Commencing Arbitration. An arbitration proceeding may be commenced only if Frontier and you do not reach an agreement to resolve the claim during the Informal Resolution Period. (If your Notice is part of a mass arbitration, subsection (h) contains additional requirements for commencing arbitration.) A court will have the power to enforce this subsection (c), including the power to enjoin the filing or prosecution of arbitrations without first providing a fully complete Notice and participating in a timely requested Informal Settlement Conference. Unless prohibited by applicable law, the arbitration provider shall not accept or administer any arbitration nor assess any arbitration fees unless the claimant has complied with the Notice and Informal Settlement Conference requirements of subsection (b).
Commencing Arbitration. All claims in arbitration are subject to the same statutes of limitation that would apply in court. Either party may commence the arbitration process by filing a written demand for arbitration with the American Arbitration Association (“AAA”), 000 “X” Xxxxxx, Xxxxx 0000 Xxx Xxxxx, XX 00000, and sending a copy by hand or first class mail to the other party. If Employee initiates the arbitration process, Employee will send the notice to the Company at the following address: ATTN: Xxxxx Xxxxxxx, AltheaDx, 0000 Xxxxxxx Xx., Xxx Xxxxx, XX 00000. If the Company initiates arbitration, it will send the notice to Employee’s last known home address as reflected in the Company’s personnel records. The arbitrator shall resolve all disputes regarding the timeliness or propriety of the demand for arbitration.
Commencing Arbitration. You or we may commence an arbitration proceeding only if you and we do not reach an agreement to resolve the dispute or claim during the Informal Resolution Period (defined below).
Commencing Arbitration. The Company or Employee may commence arbitration by delivery to the other Party of a notice of arbitration (“Notice of Arbitration”), which shall (i) identify and describe the nature of all Covered Claims asserted; (ii) detail the facts upon which such Covered Claims are based; and (iii) specify the amount and nature of any damages sought to be recovered as a result of any alleged Covered Claim. The Party in receipt of a Notice of Arbitration shall respond to the Party seeking arbitration within thirty (30) days of receipt of a Notice of Arbitration, (i) identifying and describing the nature of any defenses asserted, and (ii) detailing the facts upon which such defenses are based.
Commencing Arbitration. The party electing arbitration must notify the other of such election. This notice may be given before or after a lawsuit has been filed concerning the Claim or with respect to other Claims brought later in the lawsuit, and it may be given by papers filed in the lawsuit such as a motion to compel arbitration. If you elect to initiate arbitration you must notify us in writing. Your notice must be sent to Prosper Marketplace, Inc., 000 Xxxx Xxxxxx, Xxxxx 000, Xxx Xxxxxxxxx, XX 00000, Attention: Legal Department. If we commence arbitration we will notify you in writing at your last known address on file or, if we do so by moving to compel arbitration in a case you have brought in court, we will notify you by providing service of process as required by the rules of the applicable jurisdiction.
Commencing Arbitration. An arbitration proceeding cannot be commenced until after the Informal Resolution Period has ended and the pre-arbitration requirements in paragraph (3) have been satisfied. (Paragraph (8) has additional requirements for commencing certain coordinated arbitrations.) A court will have authority to enforce this paragraph (4), including the power to enjoin the filing or prosecution of arbitrations without first providing a complete Notice and participating in a timely requested Informal Settlement Conference. The court also may enjoin the assessment or collection of arbitration fees incurred as a result of such arbitrations. Further, unless prohibited by applicable law, the arbitration provider shall not accept or administer any arbitration or assess any fees in connection with an arbitration unless the claimant has complied with the Notice and Informal Settlement Conference requirements of paragraph (3).
Commencing Arbitration. The National Rules for the Resolution of Employment Disputes of the American Arbitration Association (“AAA”) will apply. The party seeking arbitration will provide written notice, respectively, to the General Counsel of Occidental or to Xx. Xxxxx stating the issues to be arbitrated and a summary of the facts on which the claims are based. The parties will attempt to select a mutually acceptable arbitrator within 21 days after receipt of the written notice. If they are unable to agree, the arbitrator will be selected from a list of nine potential arbitrators recommended by AAA at the request of either party. The arbitrator will be an attorney with experience in the employment field or a retired judge.
Commencing Arbitration. An arbitration proceeding cannot be commenced until after the Informal Resolution Period has ended. A court will have authority to enforce this subsection, including the power to enjoin the filing or prosecution of arbitrations without first providing a fully complete Notice and participating in a timely requested Informal Settlement Conference. The court also may enjoin the assessment or collection of arbitration fees incurred as a result of such arbitrations. Further, unless prohibited by applicable law, the arbitration provider shall not accept nor administer any arbitration nor assess any fees unless the claimant has complied with the Notice and Informal Settlement Conference requirements of subsection (c).
Commencing Arbitration. After exhausting all administrative remedies, BETARMA or a Member shall deliver notice to the other parties to a dispute that they intend to arbitrate the dispute (the “Dispute Notice”).
Commencing Arbitration. Before initiating arbitration, a party must first send a written notice of the dispute to the other party by certified U.S. Mail or by Federal Express (signature required) or, only if that other party has not provided a current physical address, then by electronic mail (“Notice of Arbitration”). Our address for notice is: PortalOne XX, Xxxxx Xxxxxx 00, 0000 Xxxx, Xxxxxx. The Notice of Arbitration must: (a) identify the name or account number of the party making the claim; (b) describe the nature and basis of the claim or dispute; and (c) set forth the specific relief sought (“Demand”). The parties will make good faith efforts to resolve the claim directly, but if the parties do not reach an agreement to do so within 30 days after the Notice of Arbitration is received, you or PortalOne may commence an arbitration proceeding. If you commence arbitration in accordance with these Terms, we will reimburse you for your payment of the filing fee, unless your claim is for more than US$10,000 or if we have received 25 or more similar demands for arbitration, in which case the payment of any fees will be decided by the AAA Rules. If the arbitrator finds that either the substance of the claim or the relief sought in the Demand is frivolous or brought for an improper purpose (as measured by the standards set forth in Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 11(b)), then the payment of all fees will be governed by the AAA Rules and the other party may seek reimbursement for any fees paid to AAA.
