Overview
Greg Bowman has experience in a wide range of complex litigation matters. He has defended individuals and companies in matters involving national security, patent litigation, class action allegations, and administrative law. Greg’s clients include government contractors, private sector companies in various industries, and government officials. The diversity of Greg’s litigation practice reflects the variety of his professional experiences, including service in the U.S. Navy as a submarine officer and judge advocate.
In addition to his litigation experience, over the course of his career Greg has conducted numerous investigations and negotiated with government authorities on behalf of corporate clients. Greg currently serves as Co-Chair of the firm’s Federal Programs and Government Contracts practice group.
Born in Charleston, South Carolina, Greg grew up in Springfield, Virginia and Ledyard, Connecticut. He graduated from Duke University, magna cum laude, with an undergraduate degree in electrical engineering, and served 14 years on active duty in the U.S. Navy. Greg attended Yale Law School, where he was a member of the Yale Law Journal.
While on active duty, Greg served as an officer on a nuclear-powered submarine and later as a judge advocate, during which time he tried numerous criminal cases and litigated civil cases involving Constitutional and administrative law. Greg also served as counsel to a 29-member commission appointed by the Secretary of Defense to investigate a terrorist attack against the USS Cole in October 2000. The following year he was appointed to serve on a commission convened to review the Navy’s handling of espionage cases.