Participants — 19th Annual AALS ADR WIP at Mizzou!

Cynthia Alkon

Texas A&M University

Beyond Misdemeanors: An Empirical Study of Felony Case Processing
Ron Aronovsky

Southwestern Law School

FAA Section 1: Opening the Door to State Regulation of Adhesion Arbitration
Gilat J. Bachar

Temple University School of Law

The Scope of Silence: Public Perceptions of Non-Disclosure Clauses in Settlements
Rishi Batra

Stanford Law School

Objections to AI Mediators - from Personhood to Personality
Dan Berstein

MH Mediate

Help Shape the Trauma-Informed Addendum to the Model Standards for Mediators
Kristen Blankley

Nebraska

Arbitrating With and Against Your School in the House Era of College Athletics
Jessica Bregant

University of Houston Law Center

Settlementality * AALS-ADR Best Scholarly Article Award Winner 2026
Sarah Burrell

LLM in Dispute Resolution, Mizzou Law
Kelly Browe Olson

University of Arkansas, Little Rock, Bowen School of Law

IDEA and Special Education Mediation, Where are We Headed Next?
Alyson Carrel

Northwestern Center on Negotiation, Mediation, and Restorative Justice
Leor Chechik

Santa Clara University School of Law
Carli N. Conklin

University of Missouri School of Law
Olwyn Conway

American University Washington College of Law

Pursuing Accountabilty in Intimate Partner Violence Cases
Dennis Crouch

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Becca Donaldson

Marquette University Law School

Victim v. State v. Defendant
David Dowling

Straus Institute, Pepperdine Caruso School of Law
Noam Ebner

Distinguished Research Fellow, Cardozo Law Kukin Program for Conflict Resolution

Bringing Behavior Analysis to Negotiation and Mediation Classrooms
Deborah Eisenberg

University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law

Democracy on the Front Lines: Conflict De-escalation Strategies to Build Public Trust in and Replace Hostility toward Local Government
Donna Erez-Navot

UF Levin College of Law

Drafting a Uniform Family Mediation Act ("UFMA"): Is It Time?
Hossein Fazilatfar

Creighton Law School

Arbitral Vindication
Thalia González

UC Law SF

A Comparative Analysis of Restorative Justice Legislation
Toby Guerin

Maryland Carey Law

Democracy on the Front Lines: Conflict De-escalation Strategies to Build Public Trust in and Replace Hostility toward Local Government
Renee Henson

University of Missouri School of Law
Vittorio Indovina

University of the West Indies

When Does AI Assistance Become AI Influence? Defining the Proper Role of GenAI in Mediation
Jennifer Kenter

Quinnipiac University School of Law

Judicial Activism and the Federal Arbitration Act
Hannah-Kate Kinney

University of Nebraska College of Law

Here to Stay: The Case for Litigation Stays in Arbitration Matters
Vera Korzun

University of Kansas School of Law

Coming Full Circle: How Foreign Investor Protection Became Politicized Again
Paul Ladehoff

Director, LLM in Dispute Resolution
University of Missouri School of Law
John Lande

University of Missouri School of Law

Helping Self-Represented Parties Use AI Responsibly: Promoting Public Legal Health Through Good AI Hygiene
Inga N. Laurent

Gonzaga University School of Law

Ancient and Emergent Justice Prototypes
Ilhyung Lee

University of Missouri School of Law
Katrina Lee

The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law

For Democracy's Sake, Resilience and Trust In Large Law Firm Partnerships
Grande Lum

Stanford Law School

Better than a Bystander: A Dozen Ideas for Detoxing Conflict in a Divided World
Carol Newman

University of Missouri School of Law
Lydia Nussbaum

Boyd School of Law, UNLV
Nicolas Parra-Herrera

University of Utah

Negotiation as Self-Crafting: Modulating Perceptions, Emotions, and Communications
Lisa PytlikZillig

University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Family Conflict Beyond the Couple: Toward a Specialized ADR Process
Jen Robbennolt

University of Illinois

Settlementality * AALS-ADR Best Scholarly Article Award Winner 2026
Andrea Schneider

Cardozo Law School

The Problem with Problem Solving
Donna Shestowsky

UC Davis School of Law
Sandra Sperino

University of Missouri School of Law
Ashley Votruba

University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Breaking Up is Hard to Do: Distinguishing ADR Processes by Their Features
Henry Wang

Florida State University

Mediation as a Complex Adaptive System
Stephen Ware

University of Kansas School of Law

Enforcement of Negotiated and Mediated Settlements in the EU and in the Anglosphere: A Comparative Approach
Rachel Wechsler

University of Missouri School of Law
Nancy Welsh

Texas A&M University School of Law

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