Brian Clauss

Brian Clauss is a Part-time Professor of Practice at the University of Arizona Rogers School of Law, where he teaches Arbitration and Dispute Resolution in the Master's in Legal Studies program. He is also a Chicago-based neutral Arbitrator and Mediator with over two decades of experience resolving Labor, Employment, and Commercial disputes.

His research and professional interests include:

• Dispute Resolution
• Arbitration and Mediation
• Labor and Employment Law
• Veterans Legal Support
• Clinical Legal Education
• Juvenile and Criminal Justice

With more than twenty-five publications including books, articles, and practice guides, Brian has contributed significantly to legal scholarship and practice. He is a frequent speaker nationally and internationally, having presented in the United States, Canada, Germany, Malaysia, Indonesia, and India.

Notable professional recognitions include:

• Admitted to the National Academy of Arbitrators

Brian co-founded the UIC-Chicago John Marshall Law School Veterans Legal Support Center & Clinic and served as interim director of the Veterans Clinic at the University of Arizona. He also co-developed the Dispute Resolution concentration for the Master's in Legal Studies program. His teaching and advisory roles focus on curriculum development and practical legal training. No information is available about formal graduate students or research grants.

Brian's professional practice, Clauss ADR, is administered by his spouse, Andrea Stulgies-Clauss, a former securities attorney. The household operates bilingually in English and German. Prior to law, Brian worked as an industrial mechanic and maintains a personal interest in vintage automotive technology, occasionally writing for automobile magazines.