Blog posts containing student work have been published since 2021 on the CJCR website and are archived here.
The Cardozo Journal of Conflict Resolution (CJCR) features topics in alternative dispute resolution and mediation. The Journal reflects the prominence of Cardozo’s program in Alternative Dispute Resolution, which includes the school's pioneering mediation clinic, participation in intraschool and national counseling, negotiation, and mediation advocacy competitions; a student chapter of the ABA Section of Dispute Resolution; and various other symposia and events.
Submissions from 2023
The Return of a Beloved Franchise: How Video Game Developers and NIL Licensing Brokers Can Use Mediation to Resolve Their Disputes, Nicholas Wynne
Are Compelled Arbitration Clauses in Coaches’ Contracts with the NFL Effective and Fair to All Parties?, Andreas Kouzouloglou
Is New Era ADR, Inc. Defendant Friendly?, Jared Man
UPS and Teamster: Setting a New Bar for Negotiations and Conflict Resolution, Angel Zheng
Navigating the World of TikTok Influencers and Using ADR Methods to Negotiate Brand Deals and Contracts, Peri Ayzidor
Emerging Stronger: How UAE’s Arbitration System Adapts to Post-Covid International Norms, Jacob Horowitz
Aureliano Buendia and President Gustavo Petro: The Impact of a Dual-Sided Stakeholder and Leader on the Colombian Peace Accords, Samantha Sanchez
Judge Capell’s TikTok: A Model to Empower the Public to be Their Own Conflict Negotiators, Marielle Burnett
How Can the Internal Revenue Service Improve its Alternative Dispute Resolution Programs to Deliver Better Benefits?, Armando Gonzalez
CJCR Publishes Volume 24, Issue 3 (Symposium 2022), Halle Jaffe
CJCR Publishes Volume 24, Issue 2 (Spring 2023), Halle Jaffe
To Zoom or Not to Zoom?: Mediators’ Perspectives on Virtual Mediation, Penina Gershbaum
California’s Proposed Ban on Mandatory Arbitration Agreements as a Condition of Employment, Samuel Silverman
MLB’s Salary Arbitration: Future Prospects for a Historic ADR Model, Eliott Dosetareh
Confidentiality in Art-Related ADR: A Need for Change?, Olivia Huey
How Nike’s Trademark Infringement Lawsuit Against Kool Kiy & Omi May Benefit From China’s Wuhan Intermediate People’s Court’s Approach to Mediation, Daniel Hyungtae Kim
Analyzing Brittney Griner’s Detention and Release, Zachary Knoop
Mediation in the Metaverse: The Future of Online Dispute Resolution?, Miranda Sapoznik
Ending Forced Arbitration of Sexual Assault and Sexual Harassment, Lizzie Neuburger
Mental Health Matters Act, Not Just Mental Health, Ethan Krantz
To Strike or Not To Strike: The Call For Mandatory ADR in Private Teaching Union Disputes, Jessica Lalehzar
Web3 and ADR: Is Decentralized ADR the Answer to Blockchain Dispute Resolution?, Avi Kafka
Are Sovereign Citizens More Amenable to the Arbitration Process?, Tyler Fierro
Mediating the Mediterranean: The Israeli-Lebanese Maritime Border, Aaron Silverman
Arbitration Clauses in the Field of Life Science and Cannabis Law, Zachary Chaikin
Mediation Response Unit Shows Potential as an Alternative 911 Response, Olivia Kalsner Kershen
CJCR Publishes Volume 24, Issue 1 (Fall 2022), Tanuja Krishna
The Ongoing Patent Battle Over CRISPR/Cas-9, Shifra Ben-Jacob
Submissions from 2022
The Negative Effects of Arbitration Clauses in Meal Delivery Service Subscriptions, Amanda Pasternak
Keeping the Economy on Track: The Role of Mediation, Super Mediation, and the National Mediation Board in Rail Labor Disputes, Chelsea Hill
Misapplication of the Sliding Scale or a Nod to Arbitration Agreements?, Elliot Tepfer
Will Mediation Return to In-Person Only or Will the Future Hold for an Option of Zoom Mediation?, Sydney Grant
Reconsideration of Forced Arbitration in Data Privacy Legislation, Andy (Chen Di) Xu
Trouble on the Del Mar Bluffs: The Latest Use of Mediation in Land Use Disputes, Nicholas Beudert
The Use of Restorative Justice to Address the Rise in Content Moderation Disputes, Elad Michael
The “New Era” of ADR, Alexis Narotzky
CJCR Publishes Volume 23, Issue 3 (Symposium 2022), Elan Kirshenbaum
Actors’ Equity Expands Membership, Remy Leelike
SDNY Reaffirms Strong Deference Owed to Arbitrators, Ryan Katz
CJCR Publishes Volume 23, Issue 2 (Summer 2022), Elan Kirshenbaum
Regulatory ADR for a Consensus Vaccine Standard, Avraham Snider
Benefits of Using Collaborative Lawyering Outside of Family Law Disputes, Rachel Gershengoren
How Covid-19 May Have Rendered Defenses Against Forum Non Conveniens & Forum Selection Clauses Obsolete, Joseph Pomerantz
Arbitration in the Entertainment Industry, Michelle Palagi
Internal Arbitration as a Means for Resolving YouTube’s Rampant Copyright Problem, Thomas McGovern
Providing Certainty in an Uncertain Time: How Alternative Dispute Resolution Can Help Natural Disaster Victims Rebuild, Alexandra Rindenow
The Status of Independent Truck Drivers Amid the Supply Chain Crisis, Joshua Becker
CJCR Publishes Volume 23, Issue 1 (Spring 2022), Elan Kirshenbaum
The New Arbitration Class Action: Filing Thousands of Individual Arbitration Claims, Yanni Thanopoulos
Community Mediation for a Divided Main Street, John Dellamore
Arbitration as a Solution to Commercial Cannabis Contract Clashes, Steven Frydman
Conflict and Compromise Over U.S.-E.U. Data Flows, Lydia Balestra
Practical Concerns for Automated Mediation, MyeongHwan Cha
The Diversity Issue in Arbitration, Tanuja Krishna
COVID-19 Eviction Moratoriums: Mediating Residential Landlord-Tenant Disputes, Stephanie Schatz
Turning to Online Dispute Resolution in Responding to Unexpected Rises in Construction Costs, Jonah Lax
The Role of the NBA’s Collective Bargaining Agreement in COVID-Related Game Absences, Madeline S. Nelson
Submissions from 2021
Will Other States Adopt California’s Ab 51 After Its Validation by the Ninth Circuit?, Henry Gluck
New York’s No-Fault Automobile Liability Insurance Dispute Process, Brandon Hamroff
The Abuse of Migrant Workers by World Cup 2022 Hosts, Qatar: A Case to Be Made for Alternative Dispute Resolution, Leandro Gomes
Mediation and Negotiation in South Korea and Japan, Julie Kim
The Implications of the Supreme Court’s NCAA v. Alston Decision and Why Negotiation May Be Key to Fending off Future Litigation, Michele Lehat
