Twenty years of quiet rooms.
Dr. Sukhsimranjit Singh is a mediator, arbitrator and educator. He has convened more than six hundred matters across thirty-seven states and twelve countries — a docket that ranges from family inheritance to nine-figure commercial disputes.
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SETTLEMENT RATE
Dr. Singh trained as a lawyer and mediator in India and the United States. He has practiced full-time in dispute resolution since 2006, and he has taught negotiation, mediation, arbitration and cross-cultural dispute resolution at law schools on three continents.
His practice is multi-disciplinary by design. Commercial matters sit alongside family and workplace ones; cross-cultural disputes sit alongside domestic ones. The throughline is method: confidentiality, structured procedure, and the patience to let parties find an outcome they can live with. He is a panel neutral with JAMS and ICDR and a frequent contributor to the field as a writer, speaker. Dr. Sukhsimranjit Singh also hosts the publicly acclaimed Mediator Singh Podcast on dispute resolution and cross-cultural mediation.“A settlement is not a finish line — it is the start of the next chapter.”
Where the work
has been recognized.
A selection of academic, panel and bar appointments. The full curriculum vitae is available on request to opposing counsel and engaging parties.
Education
- Ph.D. in Law, National Law University Delhi,
- LLM, University of Missouri
- B.A, LLB NALSAR University of Law
Panels
- ICDR — International Roster
- JAMS — Independent Neutral
- Indian Council of Arbitration
Teaching
- Advanced Mediation, UC Law San Francisco
- Mediation Advocacy · USC Gould (visiting)
- Cross- Cultural Dispute Resolution . Amity University, Gwalior
Honors
- Honorary Fellow International Academy of Mediators
- Honorary Professor of Law National Law University Delhi, India
- Honorary Professor of Law Amity Law School, Gwalior, India
- Honorary Professor of Law Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab, India
- GIAN Scholar Government of India
JUDICIAL TRAININGS CONDUCTED
- Federal Judicial Center USA
- CA appellate Courts (Multiple Districts)
- Supreme Labor Court of Brazil
- Delhi High Court
- Indian Supreme Court Mediation and Conciliation Committee
Languages
- English · Native
- Hindi · Native
- Punjabi · Native
Three things
the room teaches.
Notes on practice, gathered over two decades of convening difficult conversations. They are not novel — but they are what we return to.
The room is half the work
Where parties sit, how the table is shaped, who speaks first — these are not stage directions. They determine what is sayable in the next eight hours.
Slow is fast
A single afternoon spent on each party's real interests usually saves a fortnight of motion practice. We resist the urge to rush a posture into a position.
Outcomes that survive
A settlement is not a finish line; it is the start of the next chapter. We draft term sheets that hold up under the daylight of a Monday morning.
A working
chronology.
Twenty years compressed into a column. The full record runs longer; this is the spine.
