Greg is a 1984 cum laude graduate of the Indiana University School of Law – Bloomington, where he was president of the law school’s Moot Court Board and an associate instructor in appellate advocacy. He is a 1981 cum laude graduate of Butler University, where he qualified for the intercollegiate debate national finals two consecutive years.
Greg began his legal career in 1984 at the Indianapolis law firm of Dutton Kappes & Overman, where he assisted with litigation representing a number of contractors, including Huber Hunt & Nichols (now Hunt Corporation). Greg later became a partner in the Indianapolis law firm of Bose McKinney & Evans and was the founder and chair of the firm’s construction law practice group until he left to form Easter & Cavosie in 1996.
Greg has taught courses in argumentation and debate at IUPUI and acted as the university’s intercollegiate debate coach during 1985-1986. He was an associate faculty instructor teaching construction law and ethics at the Purdue School of Engineering and Technology at IUPUI during 2004 and 2011.
Greg has spoken on a wide-range of construction topics at seminars sponsored by the International Council of Shopping Centers, Indiana Continuing Legal Education Forum, Lorman Education Services, the National Business Institute, the Indiana Institute of Credit Managers, the Builder’s Association of Greater Indianapolis, the Indiana Builder’s Association and several private companies. He is author of “Construction Law: Collecting Through Creativity,” ICLEF (July 1990), “Public Works Projects, Bidding and Bid Protests,” ICLEF (February 1992), “Securing Your Right to Payment: Mechanic’s Liens Are Not the Only Option,” Indiana Industrial Journal (October 1994), “Strategies for Avoiding Bid Problems” and “Strategies for Getting Paid,” Lorman (October 1998), “Indiana’s Public Works Statutes,” Lorman (March 2000), “Key Issues in Indiana Residential Construction Law,” NBI (January, 2004), and Managing Construction Projects, Lorman (April, 2006).
Greg is a member of the ABA Forum on the Construction Industry and the American and Indiana Bar Associations and a number of professional organizations, including the American Arbitration Association, the American Institute of Architects. Greg and his wife, Lisa, reside in Carmel, Indiana.
