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Brian A. Pappas
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Biography
Brian A. Pappas, Assistant Clinical Professor of Law and Associate Director Alternative Dispute Resolution Program at MSU College of Law, is a civil and domestic relations mediator trained and experienced in both facilitative and transformative methods. A certified civil and domestic relations facilitative mediation trainer, Mr. Pappas teaches civil mediation, domestic relations mediation, advanced mediation, contract negotiation, negotiation, negotiation advocacy, and online dispute resolution. He also directs the competition teams, oversees the events calendar and works in program administration. In private practice Mr. Pappas provides mediation, negotiation coaching, dispute systems design, and conflict consulting services. He also provides ADR trainings to a wide variety of groups.
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Licensed in Michigan for 17 years
State: Michigan
Acquired: 2008
No misconduct found
Licensed in Illinois for 19 years
State: Illinois
Acquired: 2006
No misconduct found
Location
Law Offices of Brian A. Pappas
2437 Trenton Court, Ann Arbor, MI
Law Offices of Brian A. Pappas
Michigan State University College of Law, 648 N. Shaw Ln, rm 425, East Lansing, MI, 48824
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"I write to enthusiastically endorse Mr. Pappas. He is remarkable in every sense of the word. I served with him on a committee to evaluate the Michigan Court Rule pertaining to confidentiality in mediation. His points were always thoughtful and concise. He exudes confidence and professionalism; and he really knows his stuff!"
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Arbitration lawyer
Experience
Honors
2009
Distinguished Service Award, Dispute Resolution Center of Washtenaw and Livingston Counties
Work Experience
2007 - Present
Associate Director, ADR Program, Michigan State University College of Law
2005 - Present
Conflict Resolution Practioner, /in Private Practice
Associations
2011 - Present
ABA Section of Dispute ResolutionCo-Chair Law Schools Committee
2010 - Present
State Bar of Michigan ADR SectionCouncil Member
2009 - Present
Washtenaw County Bar AssociationADR Section Co-Chair
2006 - Present
ABA Section of Dispute ResolutionMember, Ethics, Law School, and Mediation Committees
2008 - 2010
Michigan Supreme Court Administrative Office of Dispute ResolutionConfidentiality Rules Committee
Education
N/A
University of Missouri - Columbia School of Law
LL.M - Master of Laws
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Wayne State University Law School
JD - Juris Doctor
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University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
BA - Bachelor of Arts
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University of Michigan Ford School of Public Policy
M.P.P. Master of Public Policy
Speaking Engagements
2010
Railroad Claims Institute
Basic and Advanced Negotiation Training (with Mary Bedikian)
2010
Michigan State Housing Development Authority
Essential Dispute Resolution Skills for Foreclosure Housing Counselors
2010
Dykema Gossett, PLLC
Advanced Negotiation Seminar
2010
Advanced Negotiation & Dispute Resolution Institute
Technology in Mediation (with Sherry Chin)
2010
ADR Section Meeting
Dimensions of Impartiality
2009
Thomas M. Cooley Law School
Mediation Confidentiality in Michigan (with Christine Derdarian and Judge Fred Mester)
2008
Joint Meeting of the ADR Sections of the Oakland Bar Association and Detroit Metropolitan Bar Association
ADR at Michigan State
2008
ABA Annual Section of Dispute Resolution Spring Conference
Online Court- The Future of Small Claims?
2007
AALS Dispute Resolution Works in Progress Conference
Negotiating with the FBI: A Newcomer’s Research Agenda
Publications
2010
Lansing State Journal
Pappas: Take Cue from Nevada. Issue: Foreclosure Law
2009
Frank Elkouri & Edna Asper Elkouri, How Arbitration Works, (ed.-in-chief, Alan Ruben), ABA Section of Labor & Employment Law, BNA Books
Vacatur of Arbitration Awards on Public Policy Grounds
2008
UCLA Journal of Law and Technology
ONLINE COURT: Online Dispute Resolution and the Future of Small Claims
2008
Detroit Free Press
How to Bring the Rest of Michigan’s Young People Home
2008
ADR Quarterly, State Bar of Michigan ADR Section
Confidentiality in Mediation: A Reality Check for the Process (with Christopher Webb)
2007
State Bar of Michigan ADR Section
Should Michigan Adopt the Uniform Mediation Act: An Analysis of Michigan’s Court Rules and the Community Dispute Resolution Act
Languages
English
Activity
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