JENNIFER L. THURSTON, Magistrate Judge.
Defendants Multi-Chem Group, LLC and Halliburton Energy Services, Inc. (collectively, "Defendants") filed a Motion to Compel Arbitration pursuant to the Halliburton Company Dispute Resolution Process ("Halliburton DRP").
In lieu of opposing Defendants' Motion to Compel Arbitration, Plaintiff Denise Sailes ("Plaintiff") agrees to submit all of her claims in Case No. 1:14-cv-01363 ("Litigation") to mediation pursuant to the Halliburton DRP. If mediation does not resolve the Litigation, Plaintiff further agrees to submit all of her claims in this Litigation to binding arbitration pursuant to the Halliburton DRP.
The Parties agree that proceedings in this Court shall be stayed pending the completion of the mediation and if necessary, binding arbitration. The Parties further agree that this Court shall retain jurisdiction to confirm the arbitration award, if any, and to enter judgment, if any, for the purposes of enforcement.
Defendants, by and through their counsel of record, Michael S. Helsley, of the law firm Wanger Jones Helsley PC, and Plaintiff, by and through her counsel Randall Rumph, hereby stipulate as follows:
Dispute Resolution Program;
3. If mediation does not resolve this Litigation, the Parties will attend binding arbitration pursuant to the Halliburton Company Dispute Resolution Program;
4. If mediation does not resolve this Litigation, all of Plaintiff's claims in this Litigation shall be submitted to binding arbitration pursuant to the Halliburton Company Dispute Resolution Process;
5. All proceedings in this Court shall be stayed to allow the completion of mediation and if necessary, binding arbitration; and
6. The Court shall retain jurisdiction to confirm the arbitration award, if any, and enter judgment, if any, for the purposes of enforcement.
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4. The Court retains jurisdiction to confirm the arbitration award and enter judgment for the purpose of enforcement.