Mediation Period Clause Samples
The Mediation Period clause establishes a specific timeframe during which parties to a contract must attempt to resolve disputes through mediation before pursuing other remedies, such as litigation or arbitration. Typically, this clause outlines the duration of the mediation window, the process for initiating mediation, and may specify the selection of a mediator or mediation service. By requiring parties to engage in good faith negotiations within a set period, the clause aims to encourage amicable settlement of disputes, reduce legal costs, and prevent unnecessary escalation of conflicts.
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Mediation Period. The mediation period shall be thirty (30) calendar days from the day the initial mediation session is held. The mediation period may be extended beyond the thirty (30) days by mutual agreement of the parties.
Mediation Period. Mediation pursuant to this Mediation section will be conducted over a period of 45 calendar days following the appointment of a mediator. If the dispute cannot be resolved by the mediation deadline, or by the end of any mutually agreed continuation thereof, either (i) the Department, (ii) the Contractor or (iii) the mediator may give written notice declaring the mediation process terminated.
Mediation Period. The mediator may call mediation meetings during the mediation period, which is up to forty-two days after the farm mediation service received the mediation request. However, if all parties consent, mediation may continue after the end of the mediation period.
Mediation Period. The mediation period shall commence on the day the mediator is appointed or chosen and shall not last beyond June 30.
Mediation Period. If the Deadlock is not resolved by a written agreement during the Consultation Period, then within the immediately following sixty (60) Days ("Mediation Period") the parties will attempt to have the Deadlock resolved by non-binding mediation under Section 8.5 below.