Hilary Mofsowitz
Hilary Mofsowitz
Workplace Mediator & Arbitrator
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location_on New York, NY 10003 -
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gavel Practice Areas- Discrimination
- Employment
- Labor
- Workplace
Labor & Employment Mediator | Workplace Investigations, Arbitration & Collective Bargaining Disputes
New York | National & International Panels
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Professional Overview
Hilary Mofsowitz is a labor and employment mediator and arbitrator with more than 25 years of alternative dispute resolution experience across the United States and South Africa.
She serves on multiple national and international arbitration and mediation panels and is widely recognized for resolving complex workplace disputes involving labor relations, employment law, and organizational conflict. Hilary consistently achieves an estimated 80–85% settlement rate in mediated matters.
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Mediation & Arbitration Approach
Hilary takes a structured, facilitative approach grounded in neutrality, efficiency, and practical resolution. Her work focuses on helping parties move beyond positional conflict toward workable, enforceable outcomes.
Her approach emphasizes:
• Clear, impartial facilitation
• Efficient resolution of workplace disputes
• Preservation of working relationships where appropriate
• Practical, forward-looking solutions
Her international background and panel experience make her particularly effective in complex, multi-party, and cross-cultural workplace disputes.
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Professional Background
Hilary began her ADR career in South Africa, mediating and arbitrating disputes across public and private sectors, including government, unionized workplaces, and corporate environments.
Before transitioning fully into ADR, she held senior Human Resources leadership roles, including HR Director positions, with direct responsibility for:
• Collective bargaining negotiations
• Labor relations strategy
• Workplace policy development
• Dispute resolution and disciplinary systems
This dual perspective provides insight into both employer and employee dynamics in workplace conflicts.
Areas of Mediation & Arbitration Focus
- Labor & Employment Disputes
- Collective Bargaining & Union Grievances
- Workplace Discrimination & Harassment (EEOC-related)
- Termination, Discipline & Workplace Misconduct
- Employment Contracts & Executive Compensation
- Workplace Investigations & Fact-Finding
- Labor Arbitration & Neutral Evaluations
Panel Appointments & Affiliations
- American Arbitration Association — Arbitrator Panel (since 2022)
- National Academy of Arbitrators — Member (since 2022)
- National Mediation Board — Arbitrator Panel (since 2023)
- New York City Transit Panel (since 2025)
- NCRS Panel (since 2025)
Additional Affiliations include:
- Labor and Employment Relations Association (National & NY)
- Association for Conflict Resolution – Greater New York (Board Member)
- International Ombuds Association
- American Bar Association
- Association of Workplace Investigators
Certifications & Training
- Certificate of Competence, Becoming a Labor Arbitrator Program (Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service, 2021)
- Accredited mediator, arbitrator, trainer, and mentor
Specialized Training in:
- Workplace mediation and arbitration
- Sexual harassment and discrimination disputes
- Labor relations and dispute resolution frameworks
- Investigations and facilitation
Education
- Degree in Social Work, University of Cape Town
- Diploma, Industrial Relations Development Program, University of Stellenbosch
Geographic Scope
- New York
- Nationwide (U.S.)
- International matters
- Virtual and in-person proceedings
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