Pre-hearing briefs:
A) are nearly always used in arbitration.
B) might backfire for the presenting party.
C) often preferred by the grievant to guarantee a fair hearing.
D) are nearly always used in arbitration and often preferred by the grievant to guarantee a fair hearing.
E) none of these
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