During Your Arbitration Process

7. Obtain signed copies of your Scheduling Order, any Confidentiality Order, or any other necessary Pre-Trial Order as soon as possible after your Initial Conference.

You may receive any or all of these orders by mail or email. If any of these documents aren't signed, please call Carolina and ask her to mail or email you a signed document.

Mr. Bayer works with the lawyers to develop the orders to fit the case. Some of them are pretty barebones. Some orders are highly detailed. Some cases need a Confidentiality Order, some don't. Some need an Electronic Discovery Order, some don't.

Whatever your case requires, you need to have your own signed copies of all orders and verify the date of your Pre Arbitration Hearing Conference and your Arbitration Hearing.

8. Schedule and attend any follow up sessions you need after your Initial Conference and prior to the Pre-Arbitration Hearing Conference.

Mr. Bayer administers teleconferences or in-person hearings to resolve issues that come up during the Pre-Arbitration Hearing Process. You may schedule these kinds of teleconferences or in-person hearings with Carolina.

If you want a written record of these sessions, you will need to arrange for a court reporter.

9. Prepare for and attend the Pre Arbitration Hearing Conference on the date required by your Scheduling Order.

10. Prepare for and attend the Arbitration Hearing for the number of days specified by your Scheduling Order.

At the close of the evidence, Mr. Bayer will tell you any post hearing requirements.

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