Common use of Meeting of the Parties Clause in Contracts

Meeting of the Parties. In any dispute subject to these ADR Procedures, the Parties shall hold two (2) informal meetings within thirty (30) days after notice, or as soon as practicable thereafter, to attempt to resolve the disputed issue or issues; provided, that with the agreement of both Parties, such meetings may be postponed. A representative from each of the Parties shall attend who has authority to make a decision on the disputed issue and who is superior to the Party’s principal representative during the dispute. Within fifteen (15) days after the second meeting or any scheduled meeting thereafter, a Party still disputing the issue or issues shall notify the other Party that the informal meetings failed to resolve the dispute and may request mediation (a “Mediation Request”). If a Mediation Request is not so provided, ADR Procedures will be considered complete.

Meeting of the Parties. In any dispute subject to these ADR Procedures, the Parties shall hold two (2) informal meetings within thirty (30) 30 days after notice, or as soon as practicable thereafter, to attempt to resolve the disputed issue or issues; provided, that with the agreement of both Parties, such meetings may be postponed. A representative from each of the Parties shall attend who has authority to make a decision on the disputed issue and who is superior to the Party’s principal representative during the dispute. Within fifteen (15) 15 days after the second meeting or any scheduled meeting thereafter, a Party still disputing the issue or issues shall notify the other Party that the informal meetings failed to resolve the dispute and may request mediation (a “Mediation Request”). If a Mediation Request is not so provided, ADR Procedures will be considered complete.