GERALD R. WILLIAMS 
Gerald Williams' career is distinguished by more than 30 years of continuous, focused research on the negotiation styles and patterns of lawyers. He is recognized internationally as a dynamic and engaging lecturer. He blends unparalleled knowledge with a teaching style that is consistently evaluated by registrants as "second to none!"
Williams is a former member of the Editorial Policy Committee of the Negotiation Journal and the ABA's prestigious Standing Committee on Dispute Resolution. He is an active consultant to law firms and corporations and has lectured to thousands of professionals in his work with THE PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION GROUP. He is the Marion G. Romney Professor of Law Emeritus at Brigham Young University.
In addition to writing numerous articles on this subject, his textbook, Legal Negotiation and Settlement (West, 1983), has been adopted by more than 100 law schools in the U.S., United Kingdom, Germany and Australia. His monograph, Negotiation as a Healing Process (P.E.G., 1998), is a reprint of the award winning article by that title which appeared in the Journal of Dispute Resolution in 1996.
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