21. Owen, in uwen, in Pennsylvania, and Quonset Structures, Inc. in Maryland agree to have their dispute resona arbitration according to the law of Virginia. This is a ground for a court to a. do nothing. b. review the merits of the dispute. c. review the sufficiency of the evidence. d. set aside the award. 22. Far Trade Company and Global Shipping, Inc., have their dispute resolved in arbitration. The arbitrator meets with Far's representative to discuss the dispute outside the presence of Global's representative, before determining the award. If this meeting substantially prejudiced Global's rights, a court will most likely a. do nothing. b. review the merits of the dispute. c. review the sufficiency of the evidence. d. set aside the award. 23. Seaside Resort, Inc., adopts an alternative dispute resolution (ADR) program. Tess, a current employee, signs an agreement under which arbitration is subject to "Seaside's rules, with the employee to bear all costs of the proceeding." When a dispute arises, Tess refuses to arbitrate. Seaside files a suit to compel arbitration. The court will most likely a. order arbitration according to Seaside's rules. b. order arbitration but suspend Seaside's rules. C. refuse to order arbitration if a resolution of the dispute is clear. d. refuse to order arbitration if Tess lacks the ability to pay. 24. To resolve a dispute, Amy in Boston and Chris in Denver utilize E-Solution, an online dispute resolution (ODR) service. This limits these parties' recourse to the courts a. not at all. b. until the ODR service has issued a decision. c. with respect to any dispute arising between them. d. with respect to this dispute only. 25. The basic trial court within the New York State Court system is a. Appellate Division b. NYS Court of Appeals c. New York State Supreme Court d. none of the above 26. A clause in a contract between Tall Timber Corporation, a U.S. firm, and Wang Woods, Ltd., a Japanese firm, specifies that disputes over the contract will be adjudicated in the United States. This is a. a domestic-dispute clause. b. a forum-selection clause. c. an adjudication clause. d. an arbitration clause