Pre-Hearing Submissions. It is agreed that both Parties shall provide the Arbitrator appointed to hear the particular case(s), an agreed statement of facts. Further, where there are differences as to the facts at hand, the Parties agree to provide each other and the Arbitrator a summary of those differences. This documentation shall be provided no later than fourteen (14) days prior to the date of the Med-Arb hearing.
Pre-Hearing Submissions. (a) The Arbitrator may require a pre-Hearing conference for the purposes both of narrowing the focus of the Arbitration Hearing by stipulations of fact or joint statements of issues to be determined and of resolving any outstanding issues relating to the conduct of the Hearing. The pre-Hearing conference may be conducted by telephone.
Pre-Hearing Submissions. (a) Except as set forth in any scheduling order that may be adopted, at least fourteen (14) calendar days before the Arbitration Hearing, the Parties shall file with JAMS and serve and exchange (1) a list of the witnesses they intend to call, including any experts; (2) a short description of the anticipated testimony of each such witness and an estimate of the length of the witness' direct testimony; and (3) a list of all exhibits intended to be used at the Hearing. The Parties should exchange with each other copies of any such exhibits to the extent that they have not been previously exchanged. The Parties should pre-xxxx exhibits and shall attempt to resolve any disputes regarding the admissibility of exhibits prior to the Hearing.
Pre-Hearing Submissions. At least tree (3) calendar days prior to a hearing before the FRB, the appellant and the xxxx or their designee, shall submit to all members of the FRB a written statement not to exceed two (2) pages summarizing the dispute referencing relevant sections of documents such as FAPs, Department Policies and Procedures (DPPs), College Policies and Procedures (CPPs)
Pre-Hearing Submissions. Each Appealing Party shall provide the Review Board, within the same period for the giving of written notice of the appeal in accordance with Section 7.5, a brief written statement of its complaint and a statement of the remedy or remedies it seeks, accompanied by copies of any documents or other materials it wishes the Review Board to review. The Participants Committee and, as appropriate, any other Participant wishing to participate in the appeal will provide the Review Board, within the same period for the giving of written notice of the request to participate in the appeal in accordance with Section11.7(b), copies of the minutes of all NEPOOL committee meetings at which the matter was discussed and if deemed appropriate by the Participants Committee or otherwise requested by the Review Board a brief description of the action (or failure to act) being appealed and a brief statement explaining the action (or failure to act) of the Participants Committee, together with copies of documents or other materials referenced in such submission for the Review Board to review and Issued by: Xxxxx X. Xxxx, Secretary Effective: February 1, 2005 Issued on: September 13, 2004 New England Power Pool Sheet No. 41 Second Restated NEPOOL Agreement Section 11 - Review Board materials, if any, which interested Participants provide to the Secretary of the Participants Committee and reasonably request be submitted to the Review Board. The Review Board upon motion may grant extensions to file beyond the specified time periods other than the initial notice of appeal for good cause shown provided no party will be disadvantaged and it will not delay the rendering of a decision beyond the deadline in Section 11.7(g). In addition, each party shall designate one or more individuals to be available to answer questions the Review Board may have on the documents or other materials submitted. The answers to all such questions shall be reduced to writing by the party providing the answer and a copy shall be made available to any requesting Participant.
Pre-Hearing Submissions. The Aggrieved Party ----------------------- shall provide the arbitrator with a brief written statement of its complaint and a statement of the remedy or remedies it seeks, accompanied by copies of any documents or other materials it wishes the arbitrator to review. The Management Committee will provide the arbitrator with a copy of this Agreement and all relevant implementing documents, a brief description of the action being arbitrated, copies of the minutes of all NEPOOL committee meetings at which the matter was discussed, a brief statement explaining why the Management Committee believes its decision should be upheld by the arbitrator, and copies of any documents or other materials the Management Committee wishes the arbitrator to review. If the Management Committee is the Aggrieved Party, the ISO Board will provide copies of minutes of the ISO Board meetings at which the matter was discussed, a brief statement explaining why the ISO Board believes its decision should be upheld by the arbitrator, and copies of any documents or other materials the ISO Board wishes the arbitrator to review. These submissions shall be made within five days after the selection of the arbitrator. In addition, each party shall designate one or more individuals to be available to answer questions the arbitrator may have on the documents or other materials submitted by that party. The answers to all such questions shall be reduced to writing by the party providing the answer and a copy shall be furnished to the other party.
Pre-Hearing Submissions. The Aggrieved Party shall provide the arbitrator with a brief written statement of its complaint and a statement of the remedy or remedies it seeks, accompanied by copies of any documents or other materials it wishes the arbitrator to review. The Management Committee will provide the arbitrator with a copy of this Agreement and all relevant implementing documents, a brief description of the action being arbitrated, copies of the minutes of all NEPOOL committee meetings at which the matter was discussed, a brief statement explaining why the Management Committee believes its decision should be upheld by the arbitrator, and copies of any documents or other materials the Management Committee wishes the arbitrator to review. If the Management Committee is the Aggrieved Party, the ISO Board will provide copies of minutes of the ISO Board meetings at which the matter was discussed, a brief statement explaining why the ISO Board believes its decision should be upheld by the arbitrator, and copies of any documents or other materials the ISO Board wishes the arbitrator to
Pre-Hearing Submissions. Within [***] after the completion of the exchange of information, each Party will submit concise written statements of its position, including summaries of the facts and evidence a Party intends to present, discussion of the applicable law and the basis for the requested award or denial of relief sought. The statements will be filed with JAMS and served upon the other Party. [***]. Within [***] after submission of the Parties’ initial statements each Party may submit a rebuttal statement[***]; and [***] before the arbitration hearing the Parties will (a) submit a written report for each expert they intend to present at the arbitration hearing, drafted in accord with Fed. R. Civ. P. 26(a) and (b) exchange a list and copies of each document which they intend to introduce as exhibits at the arbitration hearing and a list of all individuals who may be called upon to testify at the hearing, including all experts.
Pre-Hearing Submissions. Subject to any schedule adopted in the Preliminary Hearing, the parties shall exchange a list of the witnesses they intend to call, including any experts and a list all exhibits intended to be used at the Hearing and exchange copies of such exhibits to the extent that any such exhibit has not been previously exchanged. The parties should pre-mark exhibits and shall attempt themselves to resolve any disputes regarding the admissibility of exhibits prior to the hearing. All documents should also be provided to ADR Services for transmission to the arbitrator, whether or not the parties have stipulated to the admissibility of all such documents. The arbitrator may require that each party simultaneously submit an arbitration brief, including summaries of the facts and evidence a party intends to present, discussion of the applicable law and the basis for the requested Award or denial of relief sought. The briefs, which may be in the form of a letter, shall be filed with ADR Services and served upon the other Parties, at least five (5) calendar days before the hearing date unless agreed otherwise at the preliminary hearing.
Pre-Hearing Submissions. At least two (2) business days prior to a hearing before the FRC, each party shall submit to the FRC and the other party a written statement of no longer than two (2) pages summarizing the dispute, and explaining any workload considerations unique to the faculty member’s department/unit/library. Any documents directly related to the dispute (e.g., FAPs, P&Ps) that a party intends to present at the hearing must be submitted with the party’s statement.
