Filing Notice Clause Samples
The Filing Notice clause requires one party to formally notify the other when a legal filing or submission relevant to the agreement is made. Typically, this involves providing written notice within a specified timeframe after filing documents such as lawsuits, regulatory submissions, or other official paperwork. By mandating prompt communication, this clause ensures that all parties remain informed about significant legal actions, reducing the risk of surprises and allowing for timely responses or preparations.
Filing Notice. The arbitration proceeding may be initiated by filing an authorized demand for arbitration with the American Arbitration Association. The notice shall be filed within ninety (90) calendar days during the faculty academic year after receipt of the decision of the previous level under the grievance procedure, or where no decision has been issued, after the date when the decision was due. (Notice of intent to file sent to the Chancellor preserves the right to file for another ninety (90) calendar days or until the University demands filing or withdrawal, whichever comes last.) The demand for arbitration filing or withdrawal shall include a brief statement setting forth precisely the issue to be decided by the arbitrator and the special provision of the agreement involved. (In this Article, "calendar days" shall in all instances refer to days within the academic year.)
Filing Notice. Each Party agrees to give notice to the other Party at least four weeks prior to filing of any new patent application that constitutes Collaboration IP and highlight any proposed inclusion of the other Party’s Confidential Information in such new patent application. Such Party will consult with the other Party in good faith to resolve any objections to inventorship (under applicable law) and/or content of the patent application.
Filing Notice. Neither the USL nor the USLPA may initiate a System Arbitration until and unless it has first discussed the matter with the other Party in an attempt to settle 2267 it. Either the USL or the USLPA may initiate a System Arbitration by providing notice to 2268 the other Party, with a copy of such written notice to be filed with the System Arbitrator. 2269 Notices given under this paragraph are required to be delivered to the adverse party and 2270 to the System Arbitrator: in writing, by e-mail, personal delivery, or nationally 2271 recognized overnight courier (with all fees prepaid) or certified or registered mail (in 2272 each case, return receipt requested, postage prepaid); and (ii) telephone (including
Filing Notice. Notices given under any of Steps 1 through 3 (each, a “Step”) 2206 below are required to be delivered to the adverse party: in (i) writing, in accordance with 2207 the requirements of the applicable Step, by e-mail, personal delivery, or nationally 2208 recognized overnight courier (with all fees prepaid) or certified or registered mail (in 2209 each case, return receipt requested, postage prepaid); and (ii) telephone (including 2210 voicemail) with the other party.