Attorney Greg Wilson is not your stereo typical lawyer. His reputation as a savvy trial and general practice attorney is marked by his efforts to build relationships with his clients based on accessibility, excellence, integrity and keeping up with the changing demands of society.
Although his most common cases are trial intensive, such as criminal, family, and personal injury, he also handles civil litigation, bankruptcy, and probate. Recent cases Wilson has won have been popping up in the news. His client was awarded $175,000 in a medical malpractice suit and recently he proved a man innocent of child molestation charges. Another tough case he won was a domestic abuse case in which the jury also found his client innocent. Although cases like these can be tough to prove, Wilson says he particularly enjoys trial work.
Wilson said he sticks to his integrity and always works for the best possible outcomes in his cases, regardless of who he represents or their position in a case. “Even in criminal cases, we don’t run our clients through the system with a premature plea or probation. We first determine if our client has a winnable case. If not, we work hard to get the best possible results. Too many people end up with something on their record when it doesn’t have to be that way.”
Wilson also strives to demystify law and individual rights to clients who are inexperienced in a courtroom. “We like to help people who don’t have a lot of money or influence to get a fair shake in court. We like to explain things and make sure they’re fully informed as we go along.”
Most people don’t expect their attorney to be as accessible as Wilson tries to be either. “I stay up on all my cases and keep my clients proactively informed so they don’t have to make several calls to find out what’s going on. One of the most important things I strive for is to make sure our clients trust this firm to stay on top of their case, moving it forward for the results they expect,” said Wilson
Wilson said times are changing the way some attorneys charge for their services. “We try to offer flat fees whenever possible. Clients know what to expect from the beginning and that frees us up to focus on moving their case forward rather than keeping track of how much time we spend on their case. We’re continuing to work on innovative ways to practice law that keeps up with the changing demands of society.”
Some things about Wilson’s practice will stay the same. “We sincerely want to help people. We’re not all about the money and we work clients’ cases as if it were our own. We take their cases personally and we walk them through the challenges of the case to get them the best possible outcome.”
For more information about Wilson Law Firm you can contact their office at 275-9994 or visit their new location at the corner of Broadway and Highland.