Assuming that Uniform Mediation Act provisions and the Federal Arbitration Act apply,can Brice obtain information regarding what occurred at previous mediations and arbitrations?
A) Under federal law, Brice is entitled to all documents introduced at both mediations and arbitrations, and he can also get copies of statements, but only for proceedings at which a court reporter was present.
B) Under federal law, in regard to mediations, Brice can get copies of any written documents reviewed but not accounts of statements; and he cannot get any information regarding previous arbitrations.
C) Under federal law, Brice can get accounts of statements but not copies of written documents in regard to both mediations and arbitrations.
D) Under federal law, Brice can get copies of documents but not accounts of statements in regard to both mediations and arbitrations.
E) Federal law does not entitle Brice to any information from previous mediations or arbitrations.

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In an attempt to create uniformity in mediation procedures, the American Bar Association committee helped draft the Uniform Mediation Act (UMA), which provides for a mediation privilege, which protects communications made during mediation as privileged; and some scholars also are concerned about the privacy associated with arbitration.

Assuming That Uniform Mediation Act Provisions and the Federal Arbitration