Ewa Gmurzyńska, Ph.D., LL.M., Director of the Center for American Law Studies
professor at the University of Warsaw Faculty of Law and Administration.
She received her J.D and Ph.D. and habilitation degree at the
University of Warsaw Faculty of Law and Administration and master degree (LL.M) at the
University of Florida Levin College of Law. Since 1999 she is director of the Center for
American Studies at University of Warsaw. She has been trained as mediator in state of
Florida, Georgia and Poland. She is also a practicing mediator in civil and commercial
disputes and is involved in many mediation related initiatives in Poland including: former
presidency of the Civic Council for Alternative Dispute and Conflict Resolution at the
Ministry of Justice, co-founder and member of the board of directors of the Center for
Conflict and Dispute Resolution, coordinator of the Mediation Clinic at the Faculty of Law
and Administration. She is also the author of books: Mediation in American Legal System,
editor and co-author of Theory and Practice of Mediation, and Role of Lawyers in ADR,
as well as many articles related to mediation and negotiation topic.
