Time, Bounds, and Form of Decision Sample Clauses

Time, Bounds, and Form of Decision. Unless the parties agree otherwise, the arbitrators will decide each Claim and disputed issue within twenty working days after the date the hearing closes, based on applicable law and the testimony, documents, and other materials the parties submit before and during the arbitration hearing. The decision must be within the bounds set by the contentions of the parties. The decision must be in writing, including findings of fact and conclusions of law. Each arbitrator must sign the opinion, and each must indicate whether he or she supports the decision on each Claim and disputed issue.
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