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Michael A. Lampert

Address: 

480 Park Ave, 16th Fl.
New York, NY 10022
USA

Phone Number: 
646-270-9728
Email: 
mlampert@gmail.com
www.lampertadr.com
Born: 
New York, 1951
Languages: 
English
Nationalities: 
USA
Education: 
JD, Harvard Law 1976
BA, m.c.l, UAlbany, SUNY 1973
Bar Admission or Professional License: 
1977 NY, DC
1987 NJ
Present Position: 
Independent Arbitrator & Mediator
Professional Experience: 

BGC Partners/Cantor Fitzgerald (New York & London) (Jan. 2008 – July 2015): Deputy General Counsel/ Chief Global Dispute Counsel (lived partly in London)
Saul Ewing LLP (Princeton, NJ) (Jan. 1996 – Jan. 2008): Partner and, for 4 years, Vice Chair of Litigation
McManimon & Scotland and predecessors (Newark, NJ) (Jan. 1987 – Jan. 1996): Partner (Associate first year there), Litigation
Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton, & Garrison (New York, NY) (Sep. 1976 – Jan. 1987): Associate

Professional Associations: 

FCIArb
CEDR Accredited Mediator
IAC NY
NYIAC
SVAMC
LCIA

Panels of Arbitrators: 

CPR
AAA
WIPO
CAfA
AIPLA

Arbitration Experience: 

2020-CPR appointed wing-still open; AAA-many AAA appointed sole, one party appointed wing.

Areas of Specialization: 
Finance
Banking & Finance
Intellectual Property
International Arbitration
International Commercial Arbitration
Mediation
Art & Cultural Property
Entertainment Law
Civil & Commercial Law
Civil & Commercial Litigation & Arbitration
Publications from JURIS: 
The Unintended Consequences of Arbitrators Mistakenly Presuming that Parties’ Intentional Omissions Were Unintentional - Dispute Resolution Journal - Vol. 73, No. 4
Publications: 

The Role of Personality in Choosing Outside Counsel, ACC Docket, March 2020

Arbitrators in 3-D: Death, Disability and Disqualification,  NY Dispute Resolution Lawyer Fall, 2019; with Peter Pettibone, The Death, Disability or Disqualification of an Arbitrator, Commercial Arbitration (КОММЕРЧЕСКИЙ АРБИТРАЖ) July-December 2020.

Disclosure of third party funding: a continuing duty?  Practical Law Arbitration Blog, June 28, 2019

When Arbitrators Underestimate: The Unintended Consequences of Presuming that Counsel’s Intentional Omissions Were Unintentional, Alternatives (CPR), October, 2018 

Making Arbitration More Appealing, ACC-Docket, May 2017; 

When the Deal Goes South – Dispute Negotiation [in IP] ALI-ABA 2005