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Litigator and Corporate Attorney Gregory L. Arbogast Joins Cole Schotz in Maryland
| Cole Schotz Press Release
Member Gregory L. Arbogast seamlessly blends commercial litigation experience alongside corporate advisory and transactional advice in order to protect his clients’ most critical business assets as well as position them for success.
At the core of Greg’s practice is his collaboration with businesses and their executives, legal teams, and boards of directors/managers to develop and execute short and long-term strategies for growth. Greg focuses on mitigating risks and leveraging opportunities.
With 15 years of experience, Greg has developed a dual practice approach that allows him to provide proactive legal advice that helps clients limit exposure to future disputes, while also empowering his skills of diplomacy and negotiation when contentious litigation is unavoidable.
Greg’s extensive litigation practice encompasses a variety of commercial disputes, including:
The corporate advisory and transactional component of Greg’s practice comprises:
Many of Greg’s clients began with retaining him in connection with an initial legal need and have gone on to establish a longstanding client relationship. Clients attribute this to Greg’s ability to provide sophisticated legal advice that considers the needs and realities faced by business owners and stakeholders across a range of industries. His client base includes closely held businesses, business owners, employers, management companies, real estate developers, construction companies, insurers, banks and financial institutions.
Greg graduated from the University of Maryland, College Park in 2007 with a B.A., in Government and Politics. He was honored with the Civicus Citation for his completion of the Civicus program. Civicus is an invitational academic citation program centered around: (1) citizenship; (2) leadership; (3) community service learning; (4) community building in a diverse society; and (5) scholarship. While in college he was a Communicate Advocate for the Office of Student Conduct and the Captain of the Mock Trial Team, which he continued to coach after graduation. He earned his J.D. from the University of Maryland School of Law in 2010, cum laude, where he was honored with membership in the Order of the Barristers.