Alice and Mary Are the Two Parties in a Dispute

question 78

Multiple Choice

Alice and Mary are the two parties in a dispute. They have recently gone through the process of mediation, but Alice is unhappy with the results and wants to go through arbitration. Which of the following statements is true of this scenario?

• A) The parties decide whether to allow what transpired during mediation to be permitted as evidence in arbitration.
• B) The mediator of this dispute must become the arbitrator as well.
• C) Mary can select the arbitrator if Alice wants to go through arbitration.
• D) The arbitrator can provide a decision that is binding on both Alice and Mary.

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