Unresolved Dispute Clause Samples

Unresolved Dispute. In the event an aggrieved Party disagrees with the decision of the Responding Party’s Escalation Decision-Maker described in Section 10.12.6 (Escalation), or in the absence of any written decision by the Responding Party’s Escalation Decision-Maker (or authorized designee thereof) within one hundred eighty (180) days of the date of the Referral, either Party may pursue any right or remedy under the Financing Documents or provided by Applicable Law, provided that neither Party may pursue any such right or remedy prior to the date that is one hundred eighty (180) days after the date of the Referral (or such earlier date as may be mutually agreed by the Parties).

Unresolved Dispute. If the parties have not settled any dispute by mediation within thirty (30) days of the notice the parties will no longer be obliged to continue to mediate.

Unresolved Dispute. If, after thirty (30) days from the first Executive Meeting, the parties have not resolved the dispute to their mutual satisfaction, either party may invoke any legal means available to resolve the dispute, including enforcement of the default and termination procedures. Unless the parties otherwise agree in writing and except as required by law, communication between the parties will be treated as confidential information developed for settlement purposes, exempt from discovery, and inadmissible in litigation. During any dispute resolution procedure or lawsuit, the parties will continue providing services to each other and performing their obligations under this Agreement.

Unresolved Dispute. If a dispute is not resolved by expert determination as set out in this clause 14, either Party may commence litigation of the dispute.

Unresolved Dispute. If, after thirty (30) days from the first executive-level, in- person meeting, the Parties have not resolved the dispute to their mutual satisfaction, either party may invoke any legal means available to resolve the dispute, including enforcement of the default and termination procedures. Unless the Parties otherwise agree in writing and to the extent permitted under Tennessee law, communication between the Parties will be treated as confidential information developed for settlement purposes, exempt from discovery and inadmissible in litigation. During any dispute resolution procedure or lawsuit, the Parties will continue providing services to each other and performing their obligations under this contract.