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Lisa Baker Morgan is an independent mediator and arbitrator in the U.S. and France. In
addition to her private practice, Morgan is affiliated with the AAA-ICDR, MCLA in Los Angeles,
and Mediation & Resolution in Paris. A member of the California Bar since 1995, this former
trial attorney has served as a full-time neutral since 2021. Morgan received her JD magna cum
laude from Southwestern University and a Master of Laws in International Arbitration and
Dispute Resolution from the Panthéon-Assas University in Paris. She received her mediation
training and accreditation in the U.S. and Europe.
Lisa Baker Morgan is an independent mediator and arbitrator in the U.S. and France. In
addition to her private practice, Morgan is affiliated with the AAA-ICDR, MCLA in Los Angeles,
and Mediation & Resolution in Paris. A member of the California Bar since 1995, this former
trial attorney has served as a full-time neutral since 2021. Morgan received her JD magna cum
laude from Southwestern University and a Master of Laws in International Arbitration and
Dispute Resolution from the Panthéon-Assas University in Paris. She received her mediation
training and accreditation in the U.S. and Europe.
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Oran E. Kaufman has been a family law attorney since 1989 and a mediator since 1994. He has a solo practice in Amherst, MA, where he concentrates on family law mediation, collaborative practice, and guardianships of elders. He is the founder and principal of Amherst Mediation Services and co-founder of ConflictWorks. He has a BA from Washington University and received his law degree from Northeastern University School of Law. He is a former president of the Massachusetts Council on Family Mediation, was co-chair of the Steering Committee for Parents and Children in Transition in Northampton, MA, and formerly a co-facilitator of the Only One Childhood parent education program. He has participated as a panelist in many Continuing Education programs for Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education and other organizations and has published numerous articles about mediation and family law. Mr. Kaufman has been certified as a mediator by the Massachusetts Council on Family Mediation and is an Advanced Practitioner with the Academy of Professional Family Mediators and the Association for Conflict Resolution. Mr. Kaufman is an adjunct professor at Western New England University School of Law (WNEU), where he supervises the WNEU Family Mediation Clinic at the Hampden Probate and Family Court.
Oran E. Kaufman has been a family law attorney since 1989 and a mediator since 1994. He has a solo practice in Amherst, MA, where he concentrates on family law mediation, collaborative practice, and guardianships of elders. He is the founder and principal of Amherst Mediation Services and co-founder of ConflictWorks. He has a BA from Washington University and received his law degree from Northeastern University School of Law. He is a former president of the Massachusetts Council on Family Mediation, was co-chair of the Steering Committee for Parents and Children in Transition in Northampton, MA, and formerly a co-facilitator of the Only One Childhood parent education program. He has participated as a panelist in many Continuing Education programs for Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education and other organizations and has published numerous articles about mediation and family law. Mr. Kaufman has been certified as a mediator by the Massachusetts Council on Family Mediation and is an Advanced Practitioner with the Academy of Professional Family Mediators and the Association for Conflict Resolution. Mr. Kaufman is an adjunct professor at Western New England University School of Law (WNEU), where he supervises the WNEU Family Mediation Clinic at the Hampden Probate and Family Court.
Mr. Feliu is a long-time panelist on American Arbitration Association’s Employment Disputes, Large, Complex Commercial, Class Action, and is on its Master Mediator Panel. He has been appointed to serve as arbitrator in over 650 employment and commercial cases over his long career.
Mr. Feliu is the Editor-in-Chief of the leading treatise in the employment dispute resolution area, ADR in Employment Law (Bloomberg/BNA 2015, 2017 Supplement), and is a frequent lecturer and trainer on employment and commercial arbitration and mediation topics. Mr. Feliu is a former Chair of the Labor & Employment Law Section of the New York State Bar Association and, for many years, was the co-Chair of its Alternative Dispute Resolution Committee. Mr. Feliu is a Fellow and on the Board of the College of Commercial Arbitrators, as well as a Fellow with the College of Labor and Employment Lawyers. He has also served as the EEO Officer for the Port of New York and New Jersey since 2006.
Mr. Feliu is a graduate of Columbia College and Columbia Law School.
Mr. Feliu is a long-time panelist on American Arbitration Association’s Employment Disputes, Large, Complex Commercial, Class Action, and is on its Master Mediator Panel. He has been appointed to serve as arbitrator in over 650 employment and commercial cases over his long career.
Mr. Feliu is the Editor-in-Chief of the leading treatise in the employment dispute resolution area, ADR in Employment Law (Bloomberg/BNA 2015, 2017 Supplement), and is a frequent lecturer and trainer on employment and commercial arbitration and mediation topics. Mr. Feliu is a former Chair of the Labor & Employment Law Section of the New York State Bar Association and, for many years, was the co-Chair of its Alternative Dispute Resolution Committee. Mr. Feliu is a Fellow and on the Board of the College of Commercial Arbitrators, as well as a Fellow with the College of Labor and Employment Lawyers. He has also served as the EEO Officer for the Port of New York and New Jersey since 2006.
Mr. Feliu is a graduate of Columbia College and Columbia Law School.
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