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Adjunct Professor Tracey Frisch is Senior Counsel for the American Arbitration Association, where she is involved in a variety of legal matters. She also served as an Adjunct Professor at Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, supervising law student mediators.

Professor Frisch is a member of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York pro bono mediation panel, specializing in employment discrimination cases. She is a New York State certified community mediator, and has mediated cases at many of metropolitan New York�鶹��ý�s community mediation centers, Small Claims and Civil Courts. Professor Frisch has authored and spoken on numerous ADR-focused topics. She earned her law degree, cum laude, from Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law and BA from Tulane University, magna cum laude.

• BA, Tulane University
• JD, Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, Yeshiva University

• Commercial Arbitration Law and Practice LAW 690B

• �鶹��ý�Section 4 - Jury, Trial: A Misnomer in the Federal Arbitration Act.�鶹��ý� in The Federal Arbitration Act: Successes, Failures, and a Roadmap for Reform, edited by Richard A. Bales and Jill I. Gross, Cambridge University Press (2024 forthcoming).
• Advancing Access to Justice Through Alternative Dispute Resolution: AAA-ICDR Foundation Grantees in Focus, American Bar Association, Dispute Resolution Magazine Vol. 29 Issue 3 (Fall 2023).
• Committee on Mediator Ethical Guidance, American Bar Association Dispute Resolution Section Newsletter, October 2020.
• �鶹��ý�The International Centre for Dispute Resolution's Mediation Practice and Experience.�鶹��ý� In Mediation in International Commercial and Investment Disputes, edited by Katia Fach Gómez and Catharine Titi, Oxford University Press (with Eric Tuchmann, Giovanna Micheli, and Yanett Quiroz) (August 2019).
• On Professional Practice, Arbitrator Disclosure �鶹��ý� Ignorance is Not Bliss, Dispute Resolution Magazine Vol. 25 Issue 1 (Fall 2018).
• Update Judicial Approaches to the Amount-in-Controversy Requirement for Diversity Jurisdiction in Arbitration Cases, The Resolver, Publication of the Alternative Dispute Resolution Section of the Federal Bar Association, Winter 2017, at 10-11.
• The American Arbitration Association�鶹��ý�s Administrative Review Council, 10 New York Disp. Resol. Lawyer 2, (with Eric Tuchmann, Sasha Carbone and Simon Kyriakides) Fall 2017, at 11-15.
• Arbitrating Fair Labor Standard Act Cases �鶹��ý� Is the Process a Problem? 10 New York Disp. Resol. Lawyer 1, (with Robyn Weinstein) Spring 2017, at 28-29.
• Death by Discovery, Delay, and Disempowerment: Legal Authority for Arbitrators to Provide a Cost-Effective and Expeditious Process, 17 CARDOZO J. OF CONFLICT RESOL. 155 (2015).
• AAA�鶹��ý�s Administrative Review Counsel, CORP. COUNSEL MAG. November 2014, at 29.
• Judicial Approaches to the Amount-in-Controversy Requirement for Diversity Jurisdiction in Arbitration Cases, Disp. Resol. J., Nov. �鶹��ý� Jan. 2010, at 20.
• Federal Court Developments FAA Discovery Narrowed, DISP. RESOL. J., Feb. �鶹��ý� Apr. 2009, at 5.
• Permission Plus: Reaching the Pareto Optimal Guideline for Contingency Fees in Mediation, 5 J. AM. ARB. 1 (2006).

Mediation, Arbitration