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Top row (left to right) Serena Lee, Glen Park, Caterina Cesario
Bottom row (left to right) Dadriana Lepore, Xènia Campàs Gené, Se Won Park, Alejandro Martínez Sanchez
Caterina Cesario, LL.M. ’23, was selected for the 2024 ABA Section of Dispute Resolution Fellowship and will serve on the Arbitration Committee.
Professor Weiss is an adjunct clinical professor for the Cardozo Mediation Clinic. Professor Weiss supervises mediation clinic students in New York City Small Claims and Civil Courts and employment discrimination matters pending before the EEOC.
The new class, Dispute Systems Design, focuses on the study and practice of dispute systems design and provides students with tools to understand the structure and design choices made by organizations to resolve disputes. This includes examination of court processes and other government or private systems for managing conflict. This class is taught by Professor Dan Weitz, who is the Director of the Division of Professional & Court Services for the New York State Unified Court System.
Danielle Haziza, LL.M. '24, Lola Costello Vilardell, LL.M. '24, Ines Ayadi, LL.M. '24, and Victor Lépine Juárez, LL.M. '24, will represent Cardozo at the LL.M. International Commercial & Investment Arbitration Moot Competition organized by the Washington College of Law Center on International Commercial Arbitration. The team was coached by Caterina Cesario, LL.M. ’23, and Alejandro Martínez Sanchez, LL.M. ’23.
Taylor Trefger, ’23 (right) won the 2023 Journal of Dispute Resolution/National Academy of Arbitrators Student Writing Competition for her article entitled, “Exempting the FMLA From Forced Arbitration: The Need for Special Consideration of Pregnant and Working Mothers to Achieve Gender Equality in the Workplace.” Trefger’s article will be published in the Summer 2024 issue.