What Is the Primary Difference Between Mediation and Arbitration

question 45

Multiple Choice

What is the primary difference between mediation and arbitration?

• A) Arbitration is generally more time consuming than mediation
• B) Arbitrators only consult with both sides, whereas mediators issue a binding decision
• C) Mediation typically involves at least four parties
• D) Mediators only consult with both sides, whereas arbitrators issue a binding decision

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