Dr. Singh has an extensive background in academia and professional development.
He previously taught at USC School of Law, Willamette University, Hamline University, as well as in India at the National Law University, where he was appointed Honorary Professor of Law, and at Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law. In 2017, the Government of India recognized Dr. Singh as a GIAN scholar for his teaching in the field of dispute resolution. Dr. Singh's work can be found in several journals and books on dispute resolution. Most recently, he published "Best Practices for Mediating Religious Conflicts" for the American Bar Association. Dr. Singh has given keynotes, lectures, and trainings on dispute resolution in more than 30 states and 40 plus countries. He has delivered two TEDx Talks: in 2015, “Negotiating for Love” discussed dispute resolution in relationships, and in 2018 “Made in India” explored professional identity.
Upon earning his Bachelor of Law from India's premier law university, National Academy of Legal Studies and Research, Dr. Singh clerked for the Chief Justice of India, Justice R.C. Lahoti. He received an LL.M. in Dispute Resolution from the University of Missouri-Columbia and completed a post-graduate fellowship at Hamline University's Dispute Resolution Institute. Dr. Singh received his doctorate from National Law University, Delhi with his work on Indo-American perspectives on dispute resolution.
Recently, Dr. Singh was requested by the US Department of Justice to train Civil Servants in Mediation in Ghana.