One ADR Process Allows Each Party to Make an Abbreviated

question 16

Multiple Choice

One ADR process allows each party to make an abbreviated presentation to a panel, generally consisting of a senior manager or decision maker from each side and a judge or jointly selected neutral third party.After these presentations, the managers meet privately to try to negotiate a solution to the dispute.This process is known as

• A) arbitration.
• B) mediation.
• C) a minitrial.
• D) a summary jury trial.

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