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Which correctly describes arbitration? A. Critics argue that arbitration can be unfair to an individual in a dispute with a large organization. B. Arbitration panels are usually balanced by having an even number of members. C. The absence of legal representation is an advantage for individuals. D. Arbitration proceedings are always public.
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