Brittany Bennett is an equine industry expert with a Dual Masters in Legal Studies and Dispute Resolution, is an approved mediator by the Supreme Court of Approval Office for the State of Michigan for general civil, domestic relationships and domestic violence screening.

There are many niche markets across the Equine Industry, and she is committed to helping you and your horse partners find a new path beyond your dispute and move forward.

Brittany is an elected Board Member of the Michigan Horse Council (MHC), Chair of the Equine Legislative Day (ELD) Planning Committee, and Michigan Delegate for the Coalition of Horse Councils. She is a member of the American Horse Council and Youth Horse Councils.

Brittany works with thought leaders in the equine industry to provide educational updates to legislators on what is happening around the country and across the State of Michigan. The ELD event is a shared platform and an opportunity to educate legislators as a collective voice across the MI Equine Industry.

Her passion is advocating for the Equine-Assisted Service (EAS) Industry after nearly eight years of volunteering and witnessing everyday miracles. She has spoken at past ELDs to the House and Senate as part of an EAS panel. given lectures at the Michigan Horse Expo and has several speaking engagements scheduled in 2024.

Brittany is an author of children’s horsebooks and owns Equinekids, LLC. She has negotiated intellectual property contracts across ten countries and eight languages for her book series, which sells in this niche market. Her works include recognition by the Livestock Conservancy (US) and Rare Breeds Survival Trust (UK) for her collaborative efforts with horse organizations worldwide in raising awareness for horse breeds on endangered watchlists.

Common Equine Industry Disputes Include:

• Personal Injury in

• Trainer/client disputes regarding fees and/or services

• Landlord/Tennant; boarding stable/client disputes regarding fees and/or services

• Veterinarian disputes involving injured horses, IVF, proceedures

•PerDisputes involving injured people due to horse related accidents

Mediation is a great option when working across state lines. Bennett Dispute Resolution Services provides a neutral spaces for parti

Brittany Bennett is not an attorney and does not provide legal advice. Her advocacy work includes supporting those who educate legislators on constitutional change in an effort to update equine laws to better reflect life today.

Brittany is familiar with the law and provides real world options that can be enforcible by law when brainstorming options for resolution. While agreements made outside the court house can save parteis time and money they are binding and can be enforced by law.

who is an unbiased mediator, she is not an attorney, judge or jury. She does not provide legal advice but her knoweledge of Equine Law, the barreirs of outdated laws that can the life and times of today can be an advantage when brainstorming on agreement all parties can agree to.

Mediation is a way to settle disputes outside the court house. A civil dispute is regardinf property, person, place or thing. Noth everyone speaks horse and has the experience to help parties brainstorm ideas that work form them.

thid party neutral who can help settle most civil suits that indude a horse outside the court house.

is a way to settle a civil suit outside of the court that includes a horse. A civil suite means there are no criminal charges.

To participate in mediation both parties agree to settle their dispute outside of the court house. For many disputes it can be a contract that was broken or a a handshake deal gone wrong.

The nice thing about mediation is that its voluntary, confidential, saves time and money. You can have an attorney or make agreements together

A civil suite, is a dispute regarding property, person, place or thing.

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