Arbitration Differs from Litigation in Which of the Following Ways

Arbitration differs from litigation in which of the following ways? Arbitration lacks many of the procedural rules of a court proceeding.

A) Decisions of an arbitrator, unlike a judgement of a court, are never binding on the parties.
B) Arbitration is normally faster and cheaper than having a trial.
C) Both A and C
D) All of the above