Gregory D. Barton
Gregory D. Barton is a shareholder; admitted to the Nebraska bar in 1988; licensed to practice before all Nebraska courts; U.S. District Court, District of Nebraska; U.S. Court of Appeals, 8th Circuit; U.S. Court of Appeals, 10th Circuit; U.S. Supreme Court.

Areas of Practice
Wrongful Discharge Defense and Employment Litigation; Civil Rights Claims; Trade Secrets; Trade Name and Unfair Competition Disputes; ERISA Disputes; Insurance Defense; Transportation and Telecommunication Regulatory Matters; Family Law Matters.

Professional Associations
Lincoln Bar Association; Nebraska State Bar Association; Nebraska Association of Trial Attorneys; The Association of Trial Lawyers of America.

Education
University of Nebraska (J.D., with distinction, 1988); Hastings College (B.A., 1984)

Publications/Speaking
Author of "Private Employer Drug Testing: Invading At-Will Employees' Privacy – Is it a Tort in Nebraska?" Seminar speaker – “Employer-Employee Non-Competition Agreements.” (2003)

Trial cases take a great deal of time and detailed work. However, once everything a lawyer can do is done, and the outcome is in the hands of the decision makers, only then, can Greg Barton relax. He enjoys designing plans for defending the best interests of his clients, and finds it gratifying to see the case unfold that way in the courtroom. Greg spends his time away from the courtroom with his wife and teenagers. While in law school, he pledged that his kids would "know who he is." He is a former executive editor of the Nebraska Law Review and member of the National Trial Advocacy Team.

Areas of Practice
Wrongful Discharge Defense and Employment Litigation

Civil Rights Claims

Trade Secrets

Trade Name and Unfair Competition Disputes

ERISA Disputes

Insurance Defense

Transportation and Telecommunication Regulatory Matters

Family Law Matters

Education
JD, University of Nebraska

BA, Hastings College