In Conventional Arbitration

question 84

Multiple Choice

In conventional arbitration

• A)each party makes a final offer.
• B)the arbitrator can choose any outcome.
• C)each party meets separately with the arbitrator to choose an outcome.
• D)the arbitrator and parties choose an outcome together.
• E)the parties choose the outcome together and then present it to the arbitrator.

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