When an arbitrator is used, which is usually true:
A) the arbitrator is a biased expert
B) the arbitrators is trusted by both parties
C) the matter is resolved more slowly than in most court trials
D) the procedure is more costly than a regular trial
E) all of the other choices are possible

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The purpose of using an arbitrator is to have a neutral third party who is trusted by both parties to resolve the dispute. Therefore, option B is usually true. Option A is not necessarily true, as the arbitrator should be unbiased. Option C and D are not true, as one of the advantages of arbitration is that it is often quicker and less expensive than going to court. Option E is not valid, as only one choice is possible in this case.

When an Arbitrator Is Used, Which Is Usually True