A) The clause should spell out that the employer must pay the costs of arbitration.
B) The clause should treat both parties fairly.
C) The clause should specify how the arbitrator will be selected.
D) The clause should be clear and unmistakable.
E) The clause should require one of the parties to arbitrate,but the same requirement need not be required for the other party.
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A) Statements made in mediation can be used in trial,but not in arbitration.
B) Statements made in mediation cannot be used in arbitration or trial.
C) Statements made in mediation can be used in arbitration,but not trial.
D) Statements made in mediation can be used in arbitration or trial.
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A) Dismiss the lawsuit,because of Emilia's poor performance.
B) Allow the lawsuit to move forward because the EEOC is not a party to the employment contract,and it has the authority to pursue relief for Emilia regardless of how the employer and employee agreed to resolve their disputes.
C) Allow the lawsuit to move forward,as long as Emilia gets no relief whatsoever.
D) Dismiss the lawsuit because of the binding arbitration clause in Emilia's employment contract.
E) Allow the lawsuit because arbitration clauses in employment contracts are unconscionable.
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A) Neutral submission
B) Private trial
C) Summary jury trial
D) Minitrial
E) Early neutral case evaluation
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A) He was correct because the only difference between the two involves whether a court reporter is present.
B) He was correct because the only difference between the two involves cost.
C) No,he was incorrect.There are major differences between mediation and arbitration.
D) He was correct because the only difference between the two involves the length of the proceeding.
E) He was correct because the only difference between the two involves the type of evidence that may be considered.
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A) The Court refused to enforce the agreement because antitrust claims were involved.
B) The Court refused to enforce the agreement because there is a lack of federal substantive law supporting the enforcement of agreements to arbitrate.
C) The Court ruled that the arbitration agreement would be upheld but only if the parties conducted the arbitration in Japan,the home of Mitsubishi.
D) The Court refused to enforce the agreement because international parties were involved.
E) The Court recognized that the arbitration agreement should be enforced.
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A) Federal law does not entitle Dominic to any information introduced by the parties during previous mediations or arbitrations.
B) Under federal law,Dominic is entitled to all documents introduced at both mediations and arbitrations,and he can also get copies of statements,but only for proceedings at which a court reporter was present.
C) Under federal law,Dominic can get copies of documents but not accounts of statements in regard to both mediations and arbitrations.
D) Under federal law,in regard to mediations,Dominic can get copies of any written documents reviewed but not accounts of statements;and he cannot get any information regarding previous arbitrations.
E) Under federal law,Dominic can get accounts of statements but not copies of written documents in regard to both mediations and arbitrations.
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A) That the text of the federal Age Discrimination in Employment Act prohibited arbitration.
B) That compulsory arbitration improperly deprived the plaintiff of a public forum through which to prove his claims.
C) That arbitration was an inadequate remedy because arbitrators may not fashion equitable remedies.
D) That the agreement by which the plaintiff agreed to arbitrate all employment disputes as a condition of his employment was valid.
E) That the EEOC would be bound by the employee's agreement to arbitrate all employment disputes and that,therefore,requiring arbitration would be improper.
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A) More than 75%
B) More than one-half
C) Less than one-half
D) Less than 10%
E) More than one-third
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A) It is usually faster but not cheaper.
B) Because many forms of ADR are more adversarial than litigation,the parties are rarely able to preserve a business relationship.
C) ADR is not flexible and cannot be restructured to meet the parties' needs.
D) A business may wish to avoid setting a precedent through a court decision.
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A) The EEOC discourages the mediation of employment discrimination claims.
B) The EEOC encourages the mediation of all employment discrimination claims except for those arising under the Americans with Disabilities Act where the use of mediation is discouraged.
C) The EEOC discourages the mediation of employment discrimination claims in age discrimination cases but not in sexual harassment cases.
D) The EEOC encourages the mediation of employment discrimination claims.
E) The EEOC discourages the mediation of employment discrimination claims in sexual harassment cases but not in age discrimination cases.
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A) Yes,once a lawsuit is initiated,she cannot engage in mediation.
B) No,many courts have mediation programs.
C) No,the Federal Arbitration Act mandates that mediation must occur.
D) Yes,it is a waste of money to file a lawsuit before mediation.
E) No,every court will mandate mediation after a lawsuit is filed.
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A) Mediation is required by law in federal district court,but arbitration is not required.
B) Federal district courts vary on the approved ADR methods.
C) Arbitration is required by law in federal district court.
D) Mediation is required by law in federal district court.
E) Neither mediation nor arbitration is required by law in federal district court,but all litigants must present a summary of their positions to a case neutral.
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A) Brazilian lawmakers have reformed several articles in the Brazilian Civil Code to increase the practice of arbitration.
B) Parties must sign an "arbitration commitment" recognizing that the parties agree that any decision must be appealed to the judiciary branch of government.
C) Because of a commitment by legislators to reduce arbitrations,parties may only arbitrate family law matters.
D) Arbitration is outlawed in Brazil.
E) Because of a commitment by legislators to reduce arbitrations,parties may only arbitrate corporate law matters.
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A) He will likely be bound only if the company can show that it has not made a substantial profit in the past 12 months.
B) Yes,he signed the agreement.
C) He can avoid the provision if he testifies that he did not read it before signing the agreement.
D) He will likely be bound unless he can show that the company made a misrepresentation to him.
E) If an arbitration award on that basis is appealed,a federal district judge would likely find the provision unenforceable.
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