Evidentiary Rules Sample Clauses
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Evidentiary Rules. 1. The Parties agree that the following documents are allowed into evidence, without foundation or other proof, provided that said items are served upon the Mediator and the opposing Party at least xx(xxxxxxxxx) days prior to the hearing date:
a. Medical records and medical bills for medical services;
b. Bills for drugs and medical appliances (for example, prostheses);
c. Property repair bills or estimates;
d. Reports of lost time from employment, and / or lost compensation or wages;
e. The written statement of any expert witness, the deposition of a witness, the statement of a witness, to which the witness would be allowed to express if testifying in person, if the statement is made by affidavit sworn to under oath or by certification as provided in section 1-109 of the Illinois Code of Civil Procedure;
Evidentiary Rules. The Parties agree that the protections afforded compromises and offers to compromise by Rule 408 of the U.S. Federal Rules of Evidence and analogous principles of state law apply to this Release Agreement, all written and oral negotiations that preceded the execution of this Release Agreement and all written and oral communications concerning this Release Agreement and/or its implementation.
Evidentiary Rules. The Parties agree that the protections afforded to compromises and offers to compromise by Rule 408 of the Federal Rules of Evidence and analogous principles of state and foreign law apply to this Agreement, all written and oral negotiations that preceded the execution of this Agreement, and all written and oral communications concerning this Agreement and/or its implementation.
Evidentiary Rules. The proceedings under this Section shall be subject to the applicable evidence rules and code of the State of Tennessee. Further, the Parties agree that evidence of anything said or presented, or of any admission made during or in the course of the special meeting or mediation shall not be admissible in evidence or subject to discovery, and disclosure of such evidence shall not be compelled, in any arbitration, court action or proceeding. All communication, negotiations, or settlement discussions by and between participants or mediators in the mediation shall remain confidential. This provision shall not limit the discoverability or admissibility of evidence if all Persons who conducted or otherwise participated in the mediation consent to its disclosure. The Parties expressly agree and further agree that the presentation of evidence from any expert or consultant shall not waive any attorney-client or other privilege or exclusionary rule a party may later seek to assert in another proceeding.