The New York Law School Dispute Resolution Team is a student-run co-curricular program that represents the school in local, regional and national lawyering skills competitions. Competitors gain experience in client interviewing and counseling, negotiation, mediation and arbitration in a wide variety of subject areas. Students gain membership to the Team by successfully competing in the school’s Intramural Negotiation Competition held annually each spring, or through exceptional achievement in a writing competition held in the fall semester. The Dispute Resolution Team’s Executive Board and its Faculty Advisor, Professor Kris Franklin, oversee the Team’s activities. Students may earn academic credit through membership and active involvement in Team competitions and training. Students who have completed one semester towards their degree are eligible to compete for membership, but students who are placed in the Comprehensive Curriculum Program may not participate as Team members until their second summer of law school.
Intermural and Intramural Dispute Resolution
Competitions
Teams of Association members represent New York Law
School at competitions throughout the country. In the 2011-2012 academic
year Team members expect to participate in at least the following
competitions outside and inside NYLS:
New York Law School Dispute Resolution Team 2011-2012
Executive Board
President
Tal
Basis, tal.basis@law.nyls.edu
Vice President
Tom
Balducci, tommas.balducci@law.nyls.edu
Competition Chair
Alison
Lynch,
alison.lynch@law.nyls.edu
Intramural Chair
Amit
Patel, amit.patel@law.nyls.edu
Secretary-Treasurer
Emily Barile, emily.barile@law.nyls.edu
Senior Editor
Jacob
Korder, jacob.korder@law.nyls.edu
Training Coordinator
Mark
Cintron, mark.cintron@law.nyls.edu