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Hon. Theodore H. Katz (Ret.) joined JAMS in 2012 after serving for 21 years as a United States Magistrate Judge in the Southern District of New York—one of the busiest and most important federal courts in the nation. During that period, he exercised the full range of judicial responsibilities in over 5,000 complex and other cases—supervising pretrial activity, addressing discovery and attorney fee disputes, hearing substantive and procedural motions, and presiding over civil and criminal trials.
Most notably, Judge Katz developed a reputation as an extraordinary facilitator of settlements. He hosted settlement conferences in more than 2,500 cases, ranging across the full spectrum of the federal court docket, including matters involving employment law, the Fair Labor Standards Act, ERISA, intellectual property, securities law, complex commercial cases, insurance, civil rights, and torts.
Judge Katz is known as a patient, thoughtful, and creative settlement judge and mediator. He places great emphasis on the human, as well as the business and financial dimensions of disputes, and enjoys engaging with the participants.
Since coming to JAMS, Judge Katz has served as a mediator and arbitrator in proceedings involving a wide spectrum of commercial, trademark and copyright, employment, insurance, and arts and media-related issues. In addition, he has served as a Special Discovery Master in a number of complex federal and state court actions.
Served 21 years as a United States Magistrate Judge, presiding over trials and several thousand settlement conferences, supervising pretrial discovery, hearing dispositive and procedural motions, in the following areas:
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