Early neutral evaluation (ENE) is a(n):
A) iADR process that combines mediation with arbitration.
B) shortened version of a trial, conducted in less than a day before an actual jury which renders an advisory verdict in the case.
C) ADR technique by which the parties hire a retired judge to hear their dispute.
D) ADR process in which the parties permit a referee to assess their case on the basis of the facts and legal arguments alone.

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Early neutral evaluation (ENE) is an ADR process in which the parties permit a referee to assess their case on the basis of the facts and legal arguments alone. The evaluator, after examining the facts and the law, renders an impartial assessment of the legal rights of each party and a determination of the amount of the award that should be rendered, if any.

Early Neutral Evaluation (ENE) Is A(n)