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Sep. 8, 2023

Tailored Approach

JAMS mediator Elizabeth Laporte applies a bespoke method to each dispute resolution.

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Tailored Approach

Career Highlights: Retired October 2019; Appointed U.S. magistrate judge on April 4, 1998; Chief of Special Litigation, San Francisco city attorney's office, 1996-98; administrative law judge, California Department of Insurance, 1991-1996; attorney, Turner & Brorby, 1983-1991; clerk, U.S. District Judge Marilyn H. Patel, 1983

Law School: Yale Law School

JAMS
Intellectual property, commercial, civil rights, employment, environmental, securities

Adaptability is a critical component of the work that retired U.S. magistrate judge Elizabeth D. Laporte is doing these days as a full-time private neutral.

"There's no one size fits all, and I try to tailor my approach to each case," Laporte said. "I think the important thing for myself as a mediator is to be flexible and pay very close attention to what's needed at any particular time."

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