As a third generation resident of Los Angeles, Gregory E. Stone has deep roots in the city. His mother, grandmother, and several of his great aunts and uncles were all born, raised, and still reside in Los Angeles. Greg prides himself on solving problems for others and makes himself available to his many repeat clients for an array of issues. He thinks of himself as a problem-solving quarterback; either he handles a particular situation, or if he cannot, for whatever reason, he makes sure his clients are fully protected by helping to secure the proper professionals to fulfill their needs and accomplish their goals. Greg makes sure he refers clients to the experts he would want representing him if he were in a similar situation.The Los Angeles Daily Journal recognized Greg for his impeccable trial record in an article titled “Defense Attorney Batting a Thousand.” In the 1990s, Court TV televised one of his 3-week jury trials live. He won the trial.After about seven years of practicing, Greg was admitted into the prestigious American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA), as one—if not the—youngest member at the time. Each year since 2005, Greg has been recognized as a "Southern California Super Lawyer" by his peers in Los Angeles Magazine, Law & Politics Media, Inc., and Super Lawyer. He is listed in Martindale-Hubbell's Bar Register of Preeminent Lawyers and has earned the highest rating ("AV") for legal ability and ethics by Martindale-Hubbell.Greg has evolved into a well-rounded lawyer. He has handled civil rights cases, instances of gender discrimination, insurance defense, personal injury lawsuits, business disputes, and even criminal matters. He enjoys mediating cases and resolving disputes. Greg has said, “Practice of law is a business, but it is a profession first.” For the last ten years, Greg has given back to the community as a volunteer mediator for the Los Angeles Superior Court.
Listed skills include Litigation, Dispute Resolution, Civil Litigation, Personal Injury, and 5 others.