Informal Initial Review Clause Samples
The Informal Initial Review clause establishes a process for parties to attempt to resolve disputes or disagreements through informal discussions before pursuing formal legal action or arbitration. Typically, this clause requires the parties to notify each other of the issue and engage in good faith negotiations, often within a specified timeframe, to seek a mutually acceptable solution. Its core practical function is to encourage early, cost-effective resolution of conflicts and to reduce the likelihood of protracted or expensive litigation by fostering direct communication between the parties.
Informal Initial Review a. The aggrieved member and/or the Association shall, within ten (10) contracted working days of perceiving a dispute, meet in person with the Administrator who is central to the dispute to attempt resolution of the matter.
b. The Administrator shall respond in writing to the aggrieved member and/or the Association within ten (10) contracted working days of the meeting detailing the Administrator’s position on the disputed matter.
Informal Initial Review. The aggrieved member and/or the Association shall first notify the Administrator who is central to the dispute of the issue alleged to be a
Informal Initial Review. The aggrieved member and/or the Association shall first notify the Administrator who is central to the dispute of the issue alleged to be a grievance. The parties will meet in person with ten (10) working days of the notice to attempt resolution of the matter.