The Key Difference Between Mediation and Arbitration Is

question 88

Multiple Choice

The key difference between mediation and arbitration is:

• A) A mediator is constrained to work with the final offers given by the parties while an arbitrator can create an agreement that lies somewhere in between final offers
• B) An arbitrator has more ability to come up with an agreement that both parties will be happy with
• C) An arbitrator is focused on improving the relationship between the parties while a mediator just wants to get a settlement
• D) A mediator has no authority to make a final and binding decision

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