In the United States, Parties to a Business Dispute May

Multiple Choice

In the United States, parties to a business dispute may resolve their differences through arbitration or mediation, processes that involve accepting the judgment of neutral third parties. Many parties agree to mediation or arbitration because

A) it is a way of buying time in order to collect evidence against their opponent.
B) going before a judge results in unfair treatment to both parties.
C) it provides the opportunity to bribe the arbitrator or mediator.
D) these methods of resolving a dispute tend to rule in favor of the business owner.
E) these methods of resolving a dispute are much less expensive than going to trial.