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Masters of Dispute Resolution

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Mediation
Dispute Resolution
ADR Services, Inc.
Employment Law
Mediation Techniques
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Family Law
Sexual Harassment
Pre-Litigation Mediation
ADR Services Inc.
American Institute Of Mediation
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Marital Settlement Agreement
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California Labor Code 1454
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Nationally respected mediator Len Levy explores the world of mediation with those mediators who have proven themselves to be true Masters of Dispute Resolution. These neutrals, including retired jurists, attorneys, and other pioneers in the field of mediation, will provide insights that will assist attorneys and other consumers of dispute resolution services to achieve optimum results and maximize... more

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Season 07 Episode 04

Hon. Paul A. Bacigalupo, Ret., joined ADR Services, Inc. in 2024 after 22 years as a Judge of the Los Angeles Superior Court. As a mediator, Judge Bacigalupo is characterized by his persistent curiosity to achieve resolution and... more

Season 07 Episode 03

Hon. Victoria Wood (Ret.) established her successful track record of settling highly disputed cases during her time as a Judge for the Superior Court of Napa County, where she served her community with dedication for nearly two ... more

Season 07 Episode 02

Phyllis W. Cheng, Esq., has excelled at every stage of her career, and for nearly seven years was Director of the Department of Fair Employment and Housing, the largest state civil rights agency in the United States. In this epi... more

Season 07 Episode 01

Following a stellar career as a trial lawyer, Eric Ivary has resolved more than 1,000 cases across a variety of substantive areas during the course of his mediation career at ADR Services, Inc. To kick off Season 7, Eric relates... more

Season 06 Episode 12

With over 25 years of experience, MyKhanh Shelton, Esq. brings a unique blend of legal acumen, practical business insight, conflict resolution expertise, and emotional intelligence to her full-time employment mediation practice.... more

Season 06 Episode 11

Lindsey Bayman, Esq. is a mediator with a strong track record of resolving complex civil disputes, particularly in the areas of employment, sexual assault and misconduct, entertainment, business litigation, and personal injury. ... more

Season 06 Episode 10

Brad Bening is one of the most effective and well-regarded neutrals in Northern California, acting in the role of mediator as well as Special Master in cases which present unique challenges to case management and resolution. He ... more

Season 06 Episode 08

Judge Vedica Puri (Ret.) has served as a trial lawyer, a partner in private practice, and a San Francisco Superior Court judge—experience that places her among the few neutrals who have sat in every seat that matters when cases ... more

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Recent Guests

Paul Bacigalupo
Honorable judge (retired) of the Los Angeles Superior Court, mediator
ADR Services, Inc.
Episode: A Family’s Grief
Victoria Wood
Honorable Victoria Wood, retired judge
Former judge and professional mediator
Episode: No Foul Play
Phyllis Cheng
Former Director of the Department of Fair Employment and Housing (DFEH)
American Institute of Mediation
Episode: Two Wrongs — Making it Right
Eric Ivary
Mediator with ADR Services, Inc.; former trial lawyer
ADR Services, Inc.
Episode: The Bad Dad
MyKhanh Shelton
Guest mediator with experience in diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives
ADR Services, Inc.
Episode: Trust
Lindsey Bayman
Mediator with a strong track record in employment, sexual misconduct, entertainment, and complex civil disputes
Senior entertainment industry mediator (former Paramount Pictures executive)
Episode: Crossing a Line
Brad Bening
Renowned mediator, special master in Northern California
ADR Services Inc.
Episode: The Case of the Sexual Socialite
Vedica Puri
Retired judge with a background in settlement conferences and mediation
Former Judge, San Francisco Superior Court
Episode: Family Disunion
Jeff Trueman
Mediator with extensive experience across contract, construction, medical malpractice, and other disputes; adjunct at Pepperdine Strauss Institute
Independent mediator, Pepperdine Strauss Institute (adjunct)
Episode: Friends and Business

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Len Levy
Host of the show and mediator/arbiter; appears across episodes providing facilitative and evaluative mediation perspectives.

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A Family’s Grief
Q: What role did grief and the emotional dynamics play in reaching a resolution?
Grief was a backdrop that influenced credibility, expectations, and willingness to compromise; by recognizing stages of grief and personal attachments, the mediator helped each family member feel heard, which gradually built trust and led to an outcome acceptable to all.
A Family’s Grief
Q: How did you move them toward settlement?
I separated the parties for periods, brought them back together, and used acknowledgments from the facility to give the son a sense of victory and closure, which softened his stance and opened a path to a mutually acceptable number.
The Case of the Sexual Socialite
Q: How did you decide to use the texts as a card in the mediation?
Brad describes weighing the potential impact of disclosure against the benefits of advancing settlement, ultimately deciding to share the incriminating texts in a controlled, confidential setting to preserve leverage without inflaming the parties publicly.
The Case of the Sexual Socialite
Q: Okay, so what happened in this case? I'd like you to set the scene. How did this one set up in terms of the conflict?
Brad explains that the mediation began within a high-stakes construction dispute that evolved into a matter involving a socialite couple, their designer, and then a broader set of parties. The key shift was revealing confidential texts and a past tryst, which created emotional leverage but required careful handling to avoid derailing settlement.
No Foul Play
Q: What role did the attorneys play in supporting a resolution?
The attorneys were acknowledged for their advocacy and realism, helping set expectations and facilitating trust-building with their clients.

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What is Masters of Dispute Resolution about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The show centers on practical mediation and dispute resolution, featuring seasoned neutrals such as judges, practitioners, and ADR professionals who walk through real-world cases. Episodes emphasize how preparation, emotional dynamics, cultural context, and ethical considerations shape negotiations, with deep dives into family disputes, employment bias, contracts, construction and insurance claims, and high-stakes civil matters. Sponsorships from mediation organizations and training networks underscore its role as a hands-on resource for mediators and litigants seeking actionable insights, tools, and techniques to move from impasse to durable settlements. A standout aspect is the heavy reliance on case studies and live negotiation dynamics,... more

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4. Eric Ivary
5. MyKhanh Shelton
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8. Vedica Puri

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