The Parties shall attempt to resolve Clause Samples

This clause requires the parties involved in an agreement to make a genuine effort to resolve any disputes or disagreements that arise between them, typically through negotiation or informal discussion before pursuing formal legal action. In practice, it may specify that the parties must meet, communicate, or engage in good faith discussions to try to settle their differences, sometimes within a set timeframe. The core function of this clause is to encourage amicable resolution and reduce the likelihood of costly and time-consuming litigation by promoting direct communication and problem-solving between the parties.
The Parties shall attempt to resolve. Disputed Amounts appearing on SBC- 7STATE’s and SBC-AMERITECH’s current billing statements thirty (30) to sixty (60) calendar days from the Bill Due Date (provided the CLEC furnishes all requisite information and evidence under Section 15.4.1 by the Bill Due Date). If not resolved within thirty (30) calendar days, upon request, SBC- 7STATE and SBC-AMERITECH will notify CLEC of the status of the dispute and the expected resolution date.
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The Parties shall attempt to resolve. Disputed Amounts appearing on SBC- 7STATE’s and SBC-AMERITECH’s current billing statements thirty
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