Gregory is a licensed Michigan attorney whose practice spans a broad range of intellectual property matters, including patent and trademark preparation and prosecution, portfolio strategy, and related counseling across diverse technologies. His technical experience includes autonomous vehicles, medical devices, electrical components and systems, fluid control systems, computer hardware and software, artificial intelligence, natural language processing, and other mechanical and electrical innovations.
Gregory earned his Juris Doctor from the University of Detroit Mercy School of Law, where he served as a Title Editor for the University of Detroit Mercy Law Review. Before law school, he completed a Bachelor of Electrical Engineering with a concentration in computer engineering at the University of Detroit Mercy. During his undergraduate studies, Gregory gained practical engineering experience in power systems with Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories and in vehicle suspension systems with Stellantis.
Admission to the State Bar of Michigan
Law Review Title Editor
Tau Beta Pi Engineering Honors Society Member
University of Detroit Mercy School of Law – Juris Doctor
University of Detroit Mercy – Bachelor of Electrical Engineering, summa cum laude
American Bar Association Member
Michigan Intellectual Property Inn of Court Member