Gerald A. Fisher brings decades of legal expertise to his dispute resolution practice, having served as a prominent attorney, educator, and author in Michigan. His background includes extensive work in municipal law, land use, and real estate litigation, complemented by his tenure as a professor and dean at Western Michigan University Cooley Law School. He has successfully facilitated the resolution of complex disputes involving public and private entities, focusing on pragmatic outcomes in contentious regulatory and property matters.
A specialized neutral for Michigan-based property and governmental disputes, offering deep academic and practical insights into municipal regulations.
Recognized as a leading authority on Michigan land use and municipal law, having authored the definitive treatise on the subject used by practitioners statewide.
He is widely regarded by legal professionals and public officials for his deep technical knowledge of zoning and regulatory law, paired with a calm and analytical approach to mediation.