16 Tex. Admin. Code § 55.74 - Appointment of the Mediator
(a) For each claim
referred for mediation, the ADR Administrator shall:
(1) preside over the mediation
proceeding;
(2) assign a
Departmental mediator;
(3) appoint
a mediator from another state agency; or
(4) appoint a private mediator.
(b) A private mediator may be
hired provided that:
(1) the parties
unanimously agree to use a private mediator;
(2) the parties unanimously agree to the
selection of the person to serve as the private mediator; and
(3) the private mediator agrees to be subject
to the direction of the ADR Administrator and to all time limits imposed by the
ADR Administrator, statute or regulation.
(c) If a private mediator or a mediator from
another state agency is used, the costs for the services of the mediator shall
be apportioned equally among the parties, unless otherwise agreed upon by the
parties, and shall be paid directly to the mediator.
(d) Unless the parties agree otherwise in
writing, each party shall be responsible for its own costs incurred in
connection with the mediation, including without limitation, costs of document
reproduction, attorney's fees, consultant fees and expert fees.
(e) The ADR Administrator may assign a
substitute or additional mediator to a proceeding as the ADR Administrator
deems necessary.
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