In addition to two decades of teaching, training, consulting and writing in the dispute resolution field, Professor Love serves as a mediator, arbitrator and dispute resolution consultant in a wide range of cases.  Since 1985, with Cardozo students, she has mediated hundreds of community, civil court and employment discrimination cases.  Independently, she has served as the mediator of family, human rights, civilian and police-officer, school-based and commercial cases.  She has arbitrated numerous cases in NYC Civil Court, Small Claims Court and Attorney-Client Fee Disputes.  Her mediation of a public policy dispute in Glen Cove, NY, brought widespread publicity to the use of mediation in resolving complex litigation.

Professor Love serves on the Council of the ABA Dispute Resolution Section and the NYS Unified Court System Alternative Dispute Resolution Advisory Committee.

In addition to her work in ADR, she developed and directed the Small Business Clinic at George Washington University's National Law Center.  She is a member of the Bar in New York, New Hampshire and the District of Columbia.

Dan Weitz is the Deputy Director of the Division of Court Operations and Statewide Coordinator of the Office of Alternative Dispute Resolution and Court Improvement Programs for the New York State Unified Court System.

Dan assists the Director of Court Operations in overseeing the statewide responsibilities of trial court operations, alternative dispute resolution, court interpreting services, legal information, records management, parent education and awareness, attorney for the child contracts and operational issues related to the Americans with Disabilities Act. As Coordinator of ADR/CIP, Dan oversees a statewide program of court-annexed ADR initiatives involving mediation, arbitration, neutral evaluation, parenting coordination and collaborative law. He also oversees the Community Dispute Resolution Centers Program (CDRCP), the federally funded Child Welfare Court Improvement Project (CIP), the Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) Assistance Program, and the Children’s Centers Program.

 
 
 
 
 
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