Which of the following is true of mediation?
A) Mediators tend to be more expert in the field than arbitrators so their decisions are less likely to be erroneous.
B) The disputing parties do not have control over the process, reducing preparation time.
C) Though mediation is typically more expensive than litigation and arbitration, the quality is often better.
D) A mediator cannot impose a binding solution on the parties as he is an interested party to the dispute.
E) A trial judge can require the disputing parties to submit to the mediation process before litigation.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

A trial judge can require the disputing parties to submit to the mediation process before a complaint can be litigated formally. There is a growing movement in this court-annexed mediation as one means of controlling the heavy caseload faced by courts.

Which of the Following Is True of Mediation