Will Pryor is an expert in dispute resolution, providing the following services:

• Mediator
• Arbitrator
• Special Master
• Settlement Consultant
• Teacher / Lecturer / Facilitator

Highlights

• 3,000+ Mediations & Arbitrations
• Former State District Judge
• Former First Assistant Attorney General, State of Texas
• Member Panelist, CPR (International Institute for Conflict Prevention & Resolution)
• Author, Alternative Dispute Resolution, Annual Survey of Texas Law, SMU Law Review
• Member, Executive Committee, National Academy of Distinguished Neutrals, and Charter Member and Executive Committee Member, Texas Academy of Distinguished Neutrals
• Adjunct Instructor, ADR, Dedman School of Law at SMU, since 1999
• Adjunct Lecturer, Arbitration, Center for Dispute Resolution and Conflict Management at SMU in Plano, Winter Term 2011-2012
• Adjunct Instructor, Arbitration Practice & Advocacy, Straus Institute for Dispute Resolution, Pepperdine University Law School, Malibu, California, Fall 2010
• “Best Lawyer in Dallas”, D Magazine, every time
• “Texas SuperLawyer”, Texas Monthly Magazine, every time
• “AV” rated – Martindale Hubbell

• Yale University, B.A. (1978), Harvard Law School, J.D. (1981)

A graduate of Yale University and Harvard Law School, consistently a “Best Lawyer in Dallas” in D Magazine and a “Texas SuperLawyer” in Texas Monthly Magazine, Will approaches each case with patience and persistence.

News & Notes

• Will has joined the International Institute for Conflict Prevention & Resolution (“CPR”), a highly regarded ADR provider providing alternative dispute resolution rules and procedures to benefit disputing parties world-wide
•  Will is currently teaching a course in Alternative Dispute Resolution at the Dedman School of Law at SMU
•  Will has been invited to participate as a panelist on April 25 at 12:00 noon at the Belo Mansion on Professionalism, specifically, ethical conduct in ADR proceedings, an event sponsored by the Dallas Bar Association
• Will is a Charter Member, and a member of the Executive Committee, of the Texas Academy of Distinguished Neutrals, and one of 16 members of the National Academy of Distinguished Neutrals’ Executive Committee.  The NADN and TADN are “invitation only”, and are very selective.  Live calendars for most members are available at www.texasneutrals.org and www.nadn.org.