• University of Wisconsin Law School (J.D. 1984). Editor, Wisconsin International Law Journal (1984) 
• University of Massachusetts, Amherst (B.A. economics cum laude 1981)
• University of Paris, Sorbonne (“Certificat de Langue Français” 1981)

• Co-chair, ADR Committee (Boston Bar Association Litigation and International Law Sections 2005-2008)
• Massachusetts Bar (1985), California Bar (1985), Wisconsin Bar (1984)
• Member, Women’s Bar Association
• Member, New England Chapter for Association of Conflict Resolution

Bette J. Roth, Esq. has been on the forefront of alternative dispute resolution ("ADR") since 1989. She has successfully settled hundreds of disputes for attorneys and their clients through mediation, arbitration, and other ADR processes. Ms. Roth mediates and arbitrates cases of all types, and for the past several years has focused on employment, securities, commercial contract, real estate, and construction claims. She is located in Metro-Boston, but frequently mediates for clients throughout New England, New York, the mid-west, and the west coast.

In addition, Ms. Roth teaches mediation, provides fact-finding and case evaluations, facilitates large group communications, and publishes extensively. Ms. Roth also trains other mediators and arbitrators, as well as other professionals and students in negotiation, ethics, and communication.

Bette Roth has mediated or arbitrated more than 800 cases over the past 20 years, involving a wide range of commercial, securities, employment, construction, real estate, and discrimination disputes. Ms. Roth is routinely engaged by both the plaintiffs' and defendants' bars, and settles more than 95% of the cases she mediates for her clients.

Bette Roth has been recognized as a Super Lawyer in New England and Massachusetts in the field of ADR by Boston Magazine and Law & Politics Magazine each year since 2006.  She is internationally certified as a mediator by the International Mediation Institute (IMI) in the Hague.

Ms. Roth was the co-chair of the ADR Committee of the Boston Bar Association's Litigation and International Law Sections from 2006-2008.