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Jed Melnick, Esq.

Mediator Special Master
New York, NY, United States

About

Mr. Melnick has spent over two decades resolving high-stakes legal disputes, specializing in complex multi-party litigation and class actions. He has successfully mediated thousands of cases involving intricate financial structures, international parties, and significant public interest. His background includes extensive work in securities, commercial contracts, and emerging technologies like digital assets.

Practice Areas

Business & Commercial Civil Litigation Corporate & Finance Employment & Labor Entertainment & Media Insurance Intellectual Property Personal Injury & Torts Real Estate & Property Technology & Cyber

Professional Experience

Neutral
JAMS
Managing Partner
Weinstein Melnick LLC
Partner
Weinstein Melnick Team at JAMS
Co-Founder
Weinstein Melnick LLC

Publications Leadership

  • Frequent speaker on advanced mediation techniques at national legal conferences
  • Author of various articles regarding securities litigation and class action settlements
  • Guest lecturer at Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law
  • Contributor to professional journals on the evolution of digital asset disputes

Positioning Takeaways

A premier choice for high-value securities and class action disputes, known for managing complex multi-party dynamics and large-scale settlements.

License & Certifications

  • New York State Bar
  • United States District Court
  • Southern District of New York

Education

J.D.
Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law
B.A.
University of Pennsylvania

Distinction

Recognized as a leading mediator in the Chambers USA guide for his ability to resolve highly complex, multi-billion dollar disputes.

Reputation

He is widely regarded by legal professionals as a persistent and creative neutral who excels at navigating emotionally charged and technically difficult negotiations. Peers and clients frequently note his deep preparation and effectiveness in reaching settlements in cases previously thought to be unresolvable.