Arbitration Hearings Usually Begin With

question 24

Multiple Choice

Arbitration hearings usually begin with:

• A)The mediator's opening remarks.
• B)The arbitrator's opening remarks.
• C)The claimant,then the defendant,stating why his or her side is right and the other side is wrong.
• D)The claimant,then the defendant,introducing facts and evidence.

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Definitions:

Out-of-Court Resolution

Describes the process of resolving legal disputes without going to trial, typically through mediation or arbitration.

Dispute

A disagreement, conflict, or argument between parties, potentially leading to legal action.

Agreement

A mutual understanding between parties regarding their rights and responsibilities.

Witness's Testimony

The oral or written statement given by a witness under oath, recounting what they know or have seen, which is used as evidence in court.