Sue and Tom are business partners. They have a partnership in which they purchase and renovate homes and apartment buildings. They have worked together as partners for five years and currently own seven properties. A few months ago they talked about purchasing another property. Sue was in favor of the purchase and Tom was not sure because he believed the asking price was too high. Tom told Sue he would let her know his decision (as to whether he thought the partnership should purchase the property) by a specific date. On the date Tom was to have given Sue his answer, he was out-of-town on vacation. Two days later Sue purchased the property in her own name. When Tom returned from vacation, he told Sue he thought the partnership should buy the property. Sue told Tom she had bought the property in her name alone. Tom asked Sue to put the property in joint name so the partnership could own it. Sue refused. Decide the type of dispute resolution Tom should pursue. Explain why your choice best fits the facts as presented. Also, discuss why you have NOT selected the other two types of dispute resolution.