Dispute Conference. In the event of a Dispute, either party may call for a resolution conference by sending written notice to the other at the address provided by you via your account information or by us at the address in Section 12(a)(ii). The parties’ shall meet in person or by telephone (“Dispute Conference”) within 3 business days of their designation and shall negotiate in good faith to resolve the dispute. The Dispute Conference must commence within 30 days following obtaining knowledge of the cause of action forming the basis of the Dispute. Failure to commence a Dispute Conference within the 30-day period constitutes a waiver of your rights to any further proceeding. Except to the extent necessary for an IP Protection Action, neither party shall initiate mediation, arbitration, or litigation until 30 business days after the Dispute Conference.
Dispute Conference. The parties’ bargaining teams will meet within 14 calendar days after impasse occurs to identify items remaining in dispute. All issues about which proposals were made on mandatory subjects of bargaining, but no agreement was reached, will be considered disputed issues. At the conference, either party may also place any tentative agreements reached during the bargaining period back into dispute by offering new proposals as to those issues. However, any tentative agreements that are not placed back into dispute by either or both parties will become part of the successor agreement resulting from use of the impasse procedure described in this Article. At the end of the Dispute Conference, the parties will produce an agreed list of Disputed Issues of mandatory subjects of bargaining. Only upon mutual agreement will a permissive subject of bargaining be included on an agreed list of Disputed Issues.
Dispute Conference. In the event of a Dispute, either party may call for a resolution conference by sending written notice to the other at the address provided by you via your account information or by us at the address in Section 12.1.2. Within 3 business days of the response to the other party that the notice email was received, each party shall designate an executive with authority to make commitments that would resolve the Dispute (a “Senior Manager”). The parties’ Senior Managers shall meet in person or by telephone (“Dispute Conference”) within 3 business days of their designation and shall negotiate in good faith to resolve the dispute. The Dispute Conference must commence within 30 days following obtaining knowledge of the cause of action forming the basis of the Dispute. Failure to commence a Dispute Conference within the 30-day period constitutes a waiver of your rights to any further proceeding. Except to the extent necessary for an IP Protection Action, neither party shall not initiate mediation, arbitration, or litigation until 30 business days after the Dispute Conference.
