Would the Arbitration Agreement Be Deemed Void Because It Provided

question 34

Multiple Choice

Would the arbitration agreement be deemed void because it provided that the arbitrator was not bound by the federal rules of evidence?

• A) Yes.
• B) Only if the arbitrator was not also a lawyer.
• C) Only if the arbitrator was a lawyer.
• D) The agreement to arbitrate would be upheld so long as the arbitrator agreed to at least apply federal hearsay rules.
• E) No, because the rules of evidence applicable in a trial are typically relaxed in arbitration.

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