Greg Gaught

Greg works with businesses and individuals in a myriad of industries to resolve complex commercial disputes. He has represented clients—large and small—in both state and federal trial courts, helping them resolve contractual disagreements, class actions, qui tam suits, antitrust claims, subpoenas, and more.

Successfully litigating appeals requires identifying the (usually few) truly dispositive issues, preserving them, and marshalling the best arguments available. Greg has spent countless hours doing just that. He combines his experience from private practice and clerking in the federal appellate courts to chart successful appellate strategies for clients seeking to vindicate trial-court rulings or reverse them.

Greg’s clerkships in both the federal trial and appellate courts provided a unique opportunity to dive deeply into a wide array of criminal-law issues both substantive and procedural. He’s seen and analyzed the issues up close at pretrial hearings, trials, and post-trial proceedings. And he’s scrutinized them under the microscope of the appellate process. Greg also has experience litigating False Claims Act actions brought by both private parties and governments.