Greg Gonzalez

Joining the Firm as Of Counsel in 2026, Greg brings nearly three decades of federal legal experience to his practice, with a distinguished career spanning criminal prosecution oversight, civil rights enforcement, and professional responsibility investigations. He spent seventeen years as Senior Counsel at the United States Department of Justice's Office of Professional Responsibility (OPR), where he led complex investigations of allegations against DOJ attorneys, including FBI whistleblower complaints, and served as DOJ's liaison to state bar disciplinary authorities nationwide. Greg's work at OPR included principally drafting the office's report on the prosecution of Senator Theodore F. Stevens, as well as the Crime Victims Rights Act section of OPR and report on the Jeffrey Epstein prosecution. Prior to his tenure at OPR, Gregory served for six years as a Senior Trial Attorney in the DOJ Civil Rights Division's Special Litigation Section, where he led constitutional investigations of law enforcement agencies and correctional facilities, represented the United States in federal court, and negotiated consent decrees and memoranda of agreement. He began his legal career as a trial attorney with the Committee for Public Counsel Services in Roxbury, Massachusetts, where he represented indigent juvenile and adult clients in major felony cases and argued before the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court. Throughout his career, Gregory has been a dedicated legal educator, teaching courses in professional responsibility, legal writing, and investigative techniques across multiple DOJ divisions and statewide bar programs. 

Greg earned his J.D. from Northeastern University School of Law and his B.A. in Psychology from Syracuse University.

ADMISSIONS: Massachusetts (retired); New York; District of Columbia; Virginia