A native of the Pacific Northwest, Greg Marshall grew up outside Portland, Oregon, and graduated from the University of Puget Sound in Tacoma, Washington, in 1985.  He attended Seattle University School of Law (formerly University of Puget Sound School of Law), where he served as a Research & Technical Editor for the Law Review and published an article, In re Schuoler:  The Right to Refuse Schock Treatment, before graduating in the top quarter of his class in 1988.

After clerking for the late Honorable Edward P. Reed at Division II of the Washington State Court of Appeals, Greg entered private practice as an associate attorney with an insurance defense firm in Seattle.  Within a year, he left the firm and opened his own solo practice. With the exception of a two-year partnership, he has continued with his solo practice up to today.

Greg has handled a variety of cases covering a number of different areas of the law, but his current practice focuses almost exclusively on personal injury and medical malpractice cases.  He works hard to maximize his clients' recovery--both physically and financially.  He utilizes the support of an experienced paralegal but has always been committed to making himself personally available to his clients.

Concerned for the success and welfare of his community at large, Greg has contributed by representing indigent clients pro bono, volunteering at legal clinics, and helping at food banks.  

He enjoys boating, skiing, fishing, hiking, traveling, SCUBA diving, and traveling with his wife and their family.