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- 11th Judicial Circuit Local Rule 106 - Court-Annexed Mandatory Arbitration
Program(s): Mandatory Arbitration Program - 11th Judicial Circuit
Date adopted: March 26, 1996
Date amended: February 27, 2007
Abstract: This rule applies to court-annexed arbitration in McLean and Ford Counties. It includes actions subject to mandatory arbitration, qualifications to be an arbitrator, procedures for the scheduling of hearings, discovery, administration of the hearings, awards and judgments. The rule also outlines the duties of the supervising judge for arbitration.
- 12th Judicial Circuit Local Rule 16.00: Court-Annexed Mandatory Arbitration
Program(s): Mandatory Arbitration Program - 12th Judicial Circuit
Date adopted: December 1, 1995
Date amended: August 3, 2009
Abstract: This rule discusses the actions subject to mandatory arbitration, qualifications to be an arbitrator, procedures for the scheduling of hearings, discovery, conduct of the hearings, default of a party, awards and judgments. Also, it describes the administration of the mandatory arbitration program.
- 14th Judicial Circuit Local Rules, Part 24: Court-Annexed Mandatory Arbitration
Program(s): Mandatory Arbitration Program - 14th Judicial Circuit
Date adopted: March 1, 2000
Date amended: April 1, 2005
Abstract: This rule discusses the actions subject to mandatory arbitration, qualifications to be an arbitrator, procedures for the scheduling of hearings, discovery, conduct of the hearings, default of a party, awards and judgments. It also describes the administration of the mandatory arbitration program.
- 16th Judicial Circuit Local Rule 11.00 et seq. - Arbitration Program
Program(s): Mandatory Arbitration Program - 16th Judicial Circuit
Date adopted: November 3, 1995
Date amended: May 5, 2008
Abstract: This section applies to court-annexed arbitration for major civil litigation in the 16th Circuit (Kane County). It details the rules and procedures regarding arbitration, including actions eligible for arbitration, scheduling of arbitration hearings, and arbitration hearing procedures.
- 17th Judicial Circuit Local Rule 2.07 - Mandatory Arbitration
Program(s): Mandatory Arbitration Program - 17th Judicial Circuit
Date adopted: October 1, 1987
Date amended: August 17, 2007
Abstract: This section applies to court-annexed arbitration in the 17th Circuit (Winnebago and Boone Counties). The arbitration rules of the Illinois Supreme Court are referenced within. In this circuit, the amount in controversy must exceed $5,000 but not exceed $50,000. This section includes actions subject to mandatory arbitration, qualifications to be an arbitrator, procedures for the scheduling of hearings, discovery, administration of the hearings, awards and judgments.
- 18th Judicial Circuit Article 13 - Mandatory Arbitration
Program(s): Mandatory Arbitration Program - 18th Judicial Circuit
Date adopted: January 23, 1989
Date amended: January 23, 2006
Abstract: Under this rule, all eligible cases valued between $10,000 and the monetary limit authorized by the Illinois Supreme Court must be referred to non-binding arbitration. The rule outlines the necessary qualifications to be placed on the roster of approved arbitrators, the compensation for the arbitrators, scheduling and conduct of the hearings, discovery, and the procedure for rejecting an award. The rule prohibits post-hearing contact with the arbitrators.
- 19th Judicial Circuit Local Rule 17 - Mandatory Arbitration Program
Program(s): Mandatory Arbitration Program - 19th Judicial Circuit
Date adopted: November 27, 1990
Date amended: October 9, 2007
Abstract: This section applies to court-annexed arbitration in the 19th Circuit (Lake County). The arbitration rules of the Illinois Supreme Court are referenced within. In this circuit, the amount in controversy must exceed $10,000 but not exceed $50,000. It includes actions subject to mandatory arbitration, qualifications to be an arbitrator, procedures for the scheduling of hearings, discovery, administration of the hearings, awards and judgments.
- 20th Judicial Circuit Local Rule 14.00: Mandatory Arbitration
Program(s): Mandatory Arbitration Program - 20th Judicial Circuit
Date adopted: May 11, 1993
Date amended: August 2, 2004
Abstract: This rule applies to St. Clair County. It mandates arbitration for cases valued between $15,000 and $50,000. Included in the rule are qualifications to be an arbitrator for the program, as well as procedures for scheduling and conducting the hearings, conducting discovery, and filing awards and award rejections.
- 22nd Judicial Circuit Court Rules, Part 17.00: Mandatory Arbitration
Program(s): Mandatory Arbitration Program - 22nd Judicial Circuit
Date adopted: January 1, 2007
Abstract: Under this rule, all cases valued between $10,000 and $50,000 are transferred to mandatory arbitration at filing. Other cases so valued but not transferred by the clerk may be referred to the program by the court at a status conference or pre-trial hearing. Small claims cases in which a jury demand is filed are also subject to this rule. The rule calls for the case to be heard by a panel of three arbitrators, who are paid by the court. It outlines the qualifications necessary to be placed on the court's roster. Also discussed are the procedure for filing the award and for rejecting the award. The rule also imposes sanctions upon a party who rejects the reward, proceeds through trial and does not achieve a verdict better than the arbitration award.
- 3rd Judicial Circuit Rules Governing Court-Annexed Mandatory Arbitration
Program(s): Mandatory Arbitration Program - 3rd Judicial Circuit
Date adopted: January 1, 2007
Abstract: These rules outline guidelines for the court's mandatory arbitration program. They include procedures for qualifying, appointing and compensating arbitrators, scheduling hearings and filing awards with the court.
- Cook County Circuit Court Local Rule 18.00: Mandatory Arbitration
Program(s): Mandatory Arbitration Program - Cook County Circuit Court
Date adopted: January 16, 1990
Date amended: February 24, 2003
Abstract: This section applies to court-annexed arbitration in Cook County. The arbitration rules of the Illinois Supreme Court are referenced within. In this circuit, the amount in controversy must not exceed $30,000. The rule outlines the qualifications to be an arbitrator, procedures for the scheduling of hearings, discovery, administration of the hearings, and awards and judgments.
- Illinois Supreme Court Rule 86 et seq: Court-Annexed Mandatory Arbitration
Date adopted: May 20, 1987
Date amended: June 4, 2008
Abstract: The rules apply to actions subject to mandatory arbitration within judicial circuits in Illinois. They include the procedures for the appointment, qualification and compensation of arbitrators, the scheduling of hearings, discovery, conduct of the hearings, awards and judgments.
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