Mediation is distinguished from arbitration by:
A) mediators appointed by government agencies.
B) use of third-party neutrals.
C) no final and binding decision.
D) meetings where the parties present their issues to the neutral.
E) all of these

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Mediation allows the parties to come to a mutually acceptable solution with the help of a neutral third party, but does not result in a final and binding decision like arbitration does. Options A, B, and D are common features of both mediation and arbitration.

Mediation Is Distinguished from Arbitration By