Which of the following is an example of offensive behavior by a disputing party in a mediation process?
A) blocking the counterparty's move to push through a proposal
B) objecting to the counterparty's wishes to reschedule the mediation process
C) insisting on holding mediation talks at a place of their choosing
D) attempting to replace a mediator perceived as favoring the counterparty

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Insisting on holding mediation talks at a place of their choosing can be seen as offensive because it disregards the neutrality and fairness expected in mediation, potentially giving one party an undue advantage.

Which of the Following Is an Example of Offensive Behavior