Robin Gise

About Robin Gise

Robin Gise is a skilled mediator and arbitrator with extensive experience resolving complex employment and labor disputes. She is known for her preparation, tenacity, patience and well-honed communication skills. She has handled virtually every type of labor and employment dispute, including discrimination claims (age, race, religion, national origin, disability, sexual orientation, and pregnancy), hostile work environment, sexual harassment, wrongful termination and retaliation, non-compete agreements, executive compensation and FLSA/wage and hour claims, as well as class and collective actions. She is also a member of the JAMS Title IX panel. Her general practice includes business/commercial, civil rights, and personal injury, sexual assault and Adult Survivors Act matters.Ms. Gise teaches negotiation as an adjunct professor at Columbia Law School and Cardozo Law School. She is a sought-after writer and speaker in the ADR field. Her writings have been published in the New York Law Journal, Bloomberg BNA, the ABA Dispute Resolution Magazine, and many other publications. She is a frequent contributor to the JAMS ADR Insights blog. Recent speaking engagements include presentations at the ABA Section of Litigation, the New York City Bar Association, and the New York State Bar Association Dispute Resolution Section. Ms. Gise is a member of the Eastern District of New York Mediation Panel, the New York Supreme Court Commercial Division ADR Roster, and the FINRA Dispute Resolution Panel. She has served on the Advisory Council for the EDNY ADR Program.

Experience

1. Lecturer in Law

   Columbia Law School

   Aug 2024 — Present · US

Education

• Horace Mann School

  High School Diploma

  1977 — 1990

• Oberlin College

  BA, Politics, International Relations Concentration

  1990 — 1994

• Fordham University School of Law

  JD

  1997 — 2000