Greg was born in Detroit in 1951. He graduated high school in 1969 from Notre Dame. He received his BA degree, with a psychology major, from Oakland University in Rochester, MI in 1973. Greg obtained his JD from Detroit College of Law in 1977 and practiced plaintiffs personal injury law at Sachs Waldman, Professional Corporation until his retirement from that firm on December 31st, 2008. He was a partner and director at the firm. Greg has now opened his own firm, and is also "of counsel" to the firms of Potter, DeAgostino, O'Dea & Patterson (Auburn Hills), and Sachs Waldman (locations in Detroit & Pontiac).

Greg's 32 years of experience in handling every facet of complex litigation, from discovery through trial, makes him well suited to give you insightful legal advice and to handle your matter. For those cases he will not agree to handle, Greg can direct you to respected, qualified attorneys for further consultation.

Greg sits as a case evaluator (formerly known as a 'mediator') for the Circuit Court in Wayne County. Greg has lectured at Michigan Trial Lawyers Association seminars and appeared on local television on the Due Process and Ask the Lawyer shows. Greg has been appointed as a regular Member of the Michigan State Bar Standing Committee on Character & Fitness. Greg sat on the Standing Committee on Professional Ethics for the State Bar from 2006-2009.