Alternate Dispute Resolution describes a range of procedures available to resolve legal disputes without litigation.  These include, most prominently, mediation and arbitration.  In mediation, a neutral acts as a liaison between the parties, helping them negotiate their own settlement.  In arbitration, the neutral acts as a judge and jury, deciding the case on an expedited basis.  

Roy is committed to ADR, whenever practical, as an efficient, cost-effective alternative to litigation. He has represented parties in numerous domestic and international arbitrations and in many court-sponsored mediations.  He has also served as a neutral.   In addition to being an experienced  member of the panel of arbitrators for the United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York, he is a trained mediator and a member of two New York State Supreme Court mediation panels as well as a mediator with the United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York.

Roy also offers his services as a neutral in private mediations and arbitrations.  To learn more about these services,visit www.limacs.org.