Dr. Dan Gallipeau is co-founder and President of Dispute Dynamics, Inc. He earned his Honor's Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from McMaster University in Canada, his Master of Arts in Psychology and his Doctorate in Quantitative Psychology from the University of Southern California. Dispute Dynamics is a national litigation consulting firm which assists in the formulation, implementation and communication of effective case themes and strategies. DDI's services include assistance in preparing for jury trials, bench trials, mediation, and arbitration.

Dr. Gallipeau has worked on over 600 cases throughout the country in the areas of:

Dr. Gallipeau has lectured in Japan, Canada, and throughout the United States on litigation programs sponsored by such organizations as the American Bar Association sections on Intellectual Property, Labor and Employment, and Antitrust; American Intellectual Property Law Association; Practicing Law Institute, National Employment Law Institute; American Employment Law Council, Equal Employment Opportunity Commission; Defense Research Institute, The Center for American and International Law, Journal Interworld, Ohio Bar Association, numerous other state and local bar associations, and law firms.

He has been interviewed by or written articles on litigation for the Wall Street Journal, Miami Herald, American Bar Association's Patent, Trademark and Copyright Newsletter; Best’s Review, Computer Law Magazine, the Los Angeles Times, Good Morning America, NHK TV (Japan), France 2, TalkNews Television, California Litigation, Litigation Magazine, International Legal Strategies Magazine, Nikkei Weekly, Asahi Shimbun, Kaigai Chuzai, Themis; Antitrust Magazine; Antitrust Journal; BNA Employment Newsletter, Employment Alert, California Labor and Employment Bulletin, University of Texas Review of Litigation, Verdicts & Settlements, American Lawyer, Phoenix Business Journal, Mississippi Lawyer, Inside Employee Rights Litigation, Reason & Risk, Employment Law Strategist and New York Litigator.