Contested Cases Clause Samples
The "Contested Cases" clause defines the procedures and requirements that apply when a dispute arises between parties regarding the interpretation or enforcement of the agreement. Typically, this clause outlines the steps each party must take to formally contest an issue, such as providing written notice, engaging in negotiation or mediation, and possibly escalating to arbitration or litigation if the dispute remains unresolved. Its core practical function is to establish a clear, orderly process for handling disagreements, thereby reducing uncertainty and helping to prevent conflicts from escalating unnecessarily.
Contested Cases. Biomet also believes that there is good cause to reduce the amounts to be paid on cases that qualify for payments, pursuant to Paragraph 2 of this Settlement Agreement. Good cause for Biomet to seek to reduce the amount to be paid to a specific plaintiff, include, but are not limited to, evidence of trauma, infection or other objective explanations for a premature failure of the hip system with the absence of evidence of a MoM injury. By May 30, 2014, Biomet shall provide a list of its contested cases from all filed cases with materially completed fact sheets as of December 31, 2013. By September 19, 2014, Biomet shall provide a list of its contested cases from all filed cases with materially completed fact sheets served between January 1, 2014 and June 13, 2014
Contested Cases. A contested case is one where the staff member has the right to appear before FEC. A staff member has the right where:
Contested Cases. FEES - If Tristano & Tristano,Ltd., continues representation at your request or the court's order the client shall be liable for all additional reasonable fees and costs earned or incurred by Tristano & Tristano,Ltd., and/or their attorneys as well as any and all reasonable attorneys's fees and costs that may be incurred by Tristano & Tristano,Ltd., in collecting their fees and costs. Maximum attorney time on uncontested cases (without extra charge) is 2 hours prior to court (3 hours prior to court with children/real estate) maximum paralegal time is 1.5 hours prior to court (2 hours prior to court with children and real estate.