Mediators Are Similar to Arbitrators in That __________

question 87

Multiple Choice

Mediators are similar to arbitrators in that __________.

• A) they can impose binding decisions on the disputing parties
• B) they must be qualified and trained to practice dispute resolution methods
• C) their cases are always assigned by the Supreme Court
• D) they operate in federally important cases rather than local cases
• E) they must be disinterested third parties

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