Preliminary Session Clause Samples
The Preliminary Session clause establishes the requirement for an initial meeting or session between the parties before the main proceedings or activities commence. This session typically serves to outline the agenda, clarify procedures, set timelines, and address any preliminary issues or logistical concerns. By mandating a preliminary session, the clause ensures that all parties are aligned on expectations and processes, thereby reducing misunderstandings and facilitating a smoother progression of the main engagement.
Preliminary Session. Unless the Parties otherwise agree, they shall meet with the arbitration panel within seven days of the date of the establishment of the arbitration panel in order to determine such matters that the Parties or the arbitration panel deem appropriate, including the remuneration and expenses that shall be paid to the arbitrators.
Preliminary Session. The arbitrator(s) shall hold at least one preliminary session with counsel for the parties. In such session, the arbitrator(s) shall, to the extent practical and subject to these International Rules, determine the proceedings for the conduct of the arbitration, including (as applicable) any special requirements with respect to foreign witnesses, any issues regarding the language of the arbitration or the submission of evidence, and the issue of applicable law.
Preliminary Session. At BTES, we meet with both the student and parent to discuss learning strengths and weaknesses, as well as the goals of educational therapy. This also allows the client to further investigate educational therapy before making a firm commitment. At this time, we will review previous evaluations and provide an overview of the process-based instructional programs we utilize. The preliminary session is complimentary.