Eric Green

Professor Eric D. Green is a pioneer of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) in the United States and around the world. He is co-founder of two prominent ADR/Mediation firms, Endispute (now part of JAMS) and Resolutions, LLC in Boston.

Professor Green specializes in mediating and arbitrating complex legally-intensive multi-party cases including securities, financial, bankruptcy, sports and entertainment, intellectual property, anti-trust, professional negligence (attorney, accountant, physician), construction, product liability, pharmaceutical, mass torts, and all types of class actions. Professor Green was the Monitor for the $7 billion Consumer Relief portion of the RMBS settlement between the DOJ, six states and Bank of America, and several other RMBS settlements. He has served as a private and court-appointed mediator, special master, and trustee in thousands of cases, including the Enron securities class actions, Visa/MasterCard anti-trust cases, U.S. v. Microsoft, the Takata Airbag Tort Compensation Trust Fund, and many of the RMBS cases arising out of the last financial crisis.

Professor Green graduated from Harvard Law School in 1972 magna cum laude, was awarded the Knox Fellowship, which he spent at Cambridge University, England. He was a Law Clerk for Justice Benjamin Kaplan, Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court and then an associate and a partner at Munger, Tolles & Olson in Los Angeles. Professor Green taught at Boston University School of Law and Harvard Law School for over 33 years combined.