Greg represents and advises companies in all aspects of patent, copyright, and trade secret law. His 30 years of experience includes acting as lead counsel in jury trials and preliminary injunction hearings, counseling Fortune 500 clients on the creation and management of patent portfolios, designing around competitor patents, leading IP due diligence teams for major M&A transactions, and participating in contested patent office proceedings such as inter partes reviews and reexaminations. IAM Patent notes that Greg's "innovative approach and strategic insight shine in every endeavor" (2024) as he "obtains meaningful patent protection for huge industry players and adroitly manages large portfolios" (2023), and has called him "a seasoned maestro" (2024), as well as "a versatile professional" with an ability to "cross[] technical divides with agility" (2022).

Over the years, Greg has litigated cases in a range of IP practice areas and related to diverse technologies-from oil field tools to polymers, to telecommunications, to pharmaceuticals, and more. For example, he defended Imaging Solutions of Australia against a multi-million dollar copyright infringement claim, first obtaining summary judgment on all plaintiffs' claims and then obtaining a jury verdict and substantial award on the client's counterclaims. He also defended Dyna-Drill Technologies in a 13-day jury trial against a damages claim of nearly $60 million for alleged trade secret misappropriation, tortious interference, and breach of contract.

Greg also drafts and prosecutes chemical, oil field, and biotech patents, practicing before the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) and Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB).

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Education
JD, Capital University, cum laude, 1994

BS, Chemistry, Indiana University, with honors, 1991