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
D. A mediator has no authority to make a final and binding decision
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A) Negligence per se. B) Apparent negligence. C) Res ipsa loquitur. D) Good Samaritan.
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a. Mark Belnick b. Mark Swartz c. Dennis Kozlowski d. a and b e. All of the above were acquitted or released because of a mistrial
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A) ?Right to make modifications to the property B) ?Right to operate a home-based business C) ?Right to exchange one leased property for another D) ?Right to exclude others from the premises