Brendan Williams is an attorney who has run two statewide health care associations and also served as general counsel to a national association.  At 36 he gave up leadership of the Washington Health Care Association to become a three-term state representative, authoring 27 laws.  After fulfilling his term limits pledge, Brendan served as a deputy insurance commissioner tasked with Affordable Care Act implementation.

Brendan's writing has been featured in five law reviews (a sixth publication is pending), USA Today, The Hill, and  in dozens of columns in New Hampshire and Washington print newspapers. 

Away from work, Brendan is a hiker and proud father of a son, Blake.