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Question 1

This form of alternative dispute resolution involves a neutral who makes a final decision in the case.

Question 2

This form of alternative dispute resolution might end without any result.

Question 3

Contractual agreements to enter into this form of alternative dispute resolution are enforceable in a court of law.

Question 4

Neutrals for this form of alternative dispute resolution are generally required to be trained and licensed by the appropriate state body.

Question 5

This form of alternative dispute resolution is always voluntary and cannot be mandated by a court.

Question 6

Once this form of alternative dispute resolution begins, the court case is temporarily suspended pending resolution.

Question 7

The nature of this form of alternative dispute resolution renders the characteristics, experience, and biases of the neutral irrelevant to the outcome.