Arbitration Differs from Mediation in That Arbitration

question 44

Multiple Choice

Arbitration differs from mediation in that arbitration:

• A) works outside the court system.
• B) is less costly than mediation.
• C) requires that both parties represent themselves.
• D) has limited appeal possibilities.

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