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Justin Hoyt
USC Gould School of Law

Justin Hoyt

Lecturer in Law

699 Exposition Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90089-0074 USA

Last Updated: February 21, 2021




Justin Hoyt is an arbitrator and mediator of complex commercial, employment, entertainment and real estate disputes. He also serves as a research attorney at JAMS, where he assists neutrals in resolving similar types of cases. At USC Gould, he teaches Arbitration in the United States and ADR Clause Drafting.

Earlier in his career, Hoyt clerked for multiple federal and state judges in California and New York. Prior to his clerkships, he was a litigation associate at various law firms in New York City, specializing in commercial, employment, personal injury and real estate matters.

Hoyt earned his LLM in Alternative Dispute Resolution from the USC Gould School of Law, his JD from Brooklyn Law School and his BA in Philosophy from San Diego State University.

FACULTY IN THE NEWS

Annenberg Media
September 19, 2023
Re: Thomas Lenz

Thomas Lenz was quoted by Annenberg Media about the United Automobile Workers union ready to go on strike. "Strikes affect the livelihoods of those who choose to stop working. To the extent those persons aren’t earning money to spend that means stores, restaurants, and other businesses might not be as busy. If a strike lasts a long time bills might not get paid as easily, if at all," Lenz wrote.

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