Initial arbitrators’ conference Clause Samples
The Initial Arbitrators’ Conference clause establishes a formal meeting between the arbitrators and the parties at the outset of arbitration proceedings. During this conference, procedural matters such as the schedule for submissions, hearing dates, and the scope of discovery are typically discussed and agreed upon. This clause ensures that all parties have a clear understanding of the arbitration process from the beginning, promoting efficiency and minimizing procedural disputes later on.
Initial arbitrators’ conference. The panel will discuss the case among themselves, with the goal of identifying issues, resolving disputes over documentation or evidence, and assisting the advocates in the presentation of the expedited arbitration hearing. The case will be scheduled for hearing, or for further review by the tripartite panel.