Mediation Differs from Arbitration in That

question 21

Multiple Choice

Mediation differs from arbitration in that .

• A) a mediator makes no final decision, whereas an arbitrator provides a decision for the parties
• B) whatever transpires during mediation can be used as evidence in court, but the proceedings of arbitration remain confidential
• C) mediation offers lesser potential for creative solutions than arbitration
• D) a mediator is appointed by a court, whereas an arbitrator is chosen by the disputants

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