Professor Eric D. Green teaches negotiation, mediation, complex ADR processes, resolution of mass torts and evidence at Boston University School of Law. He is a co-founder and principal of Resolutions, LLC, a mediation, arbitration and ADR provider in Boston, MA . He was a co-founder of JAMS/Endispute and a member of the Center for Public Resources Institute of Dispute Resolution at its inception. He was a co-author of the first edition of Dispute Resolution (with Goldberg and Sander), and has written many books and articles on dispute resolution and evidence. Professor Green maintains an active ADR practice for complex legally intensive disputes.
Professor Green has successfully mediated many high stakes cases, including the United States v. Microsoft anti-trust case, the MasterCard/Visa merchants' class action anti-trust case, the Monsanto PCB cases in Alabama, the childhood and adult cancer cases in Toms River, New Jersey, numerous large construction cases, including most of the disputes arising out of the design and construction of major league baseball and football stadiums, insurance coverage, intellectual property, and international disputes. He has also mediated many complex, multi-party class action cases involving mergers and acquisitions, contract disputes, patent disputes, securities fraud, shareholder derivative claims, accounting problems, mass torts, employment and consumer claims. Professor Green's involvement in Alternative Dispute Resolution started in 1977 when he helped invent the "mini-trial," which he has since adapted and applied to many types of cases involving complicated issues of law, fact and science. Professor Green also serves as the court appointed Special Master, Futures Representative and Guardian Ad Litem in class or mass claimant matters.
In his career Professor Green has delivered hundreds of lectures, panel discussions and training sessions on ADR and taught or supervised more than a thousand students in ADR while mediating more than a hundred cases a year. In 2001, Professor Green was awarded a Lifetime Achievement Award from the American College of Civil Trial Mediators.
Professor Green has designed and delivered hundreds of specialized negotiation training workshops for corporations, government agencies, insurance companies, educational institutions, law firms, non-profit organizations, and professional and practice groups. These training programs are highly interactive, hands-on, and practical workshops on negotiation objectives, tactics, strategy and power. Course materials are tailored to the audience and provide a conceptual framework for the practical negotiation exercises.
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