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Mark Segall, Esq.

Arbitrator Mediator Special Master
New York, NY, United States

About

With over three decades of legal experience, this neutral transitioned to full-time dispute resolution in 2010. His background includes serving as the head of litigation for a major global financial institution, where he managed high-stakes international legal matters. He has successfully mediated hundreds of cases involving complex financial instruments, securities class actions, and intricate commercial contracts.

Practice Areas

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

Professional Experience

JAMS
J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. (Head of Litigation)
2010
Chase Manhattan Bank (Senior Vice President and Associate General Counsel)
Rogers & Wells (Partner)

Publications Leadership

  • Frequent speaker on mediation strategies for complex financial litigation
  • Author of various articles regarding securities law and dispute resolution
  • Panelist for New York State Bar Association programs
  • Contributor to JAMS ADR insights and publications

Positioning Takeaways

A seasoned neutral specializing in high-value financial, securities, and commercial disputes, leveraging extensive experience from both top-tier law firms and in-house leadership at a global bank.

License & Certifications

  • New York State Bar
  • United States District Court
  • Southern District of New York
  • United States District Court
  • Eastern District of New York
  • United States Court of Appeals
  • Second Circuit

Education

J.D.
Harvard Law School
1978
A.B.
Harvard College
1975

Distinction

Formerly served as the Head of Litigation for J.P. Morgan Chase, providing a unique internal perspective on large-scale corporate and financial disputes.

Reputation

He is highly regarded by legal professionals for his deep technical knowledge of financial markets and his ability to navigate the complexities of multi-party class action settlements.