How many interrogatories are each party permitted in an Eos Worldwide arbitration?

According to the 2025 Eos Worldwide Franchise Disclosure Document, each party involved in an arbitration is permitted to submit up to ten interrogatories. Additionally, parties can make reasonable requests for document production.

Beyond these interrogatories, additional discovery depositions are not allowed unless the arbitrator deems them necessary after a written request and a hearing. Each party also has the right to file a motion to dismiss, a motion for summary judgment, and reasonable motions in limine, with the responding party given a reasonable time to respond in writing.

These rules aim to balance the need for efficient dispute resolution through arbitration with ensuring each party has an opportunity to gather necessary information. The limitation on interrogatories and depositions helps control costs and prevent overly burdensome discovery processes, while still allowing for key information to be obtained and presented to the arbitrator.