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Hal
Greig
Hal Greig received his B.A. in Political Science
with a minor interest in statistics from Kansas State University in
1973. While at Kansas State University, he was a member of the Debate
Team and was awarded the Delta Sigma Rho-Tau Kappa Alpha Outstanding
Novice Debator in 1971. He participated in two National Science
Foundation Research Grants, one of which he was a research assistant, on
a RANN (Research About National Needs) grant, the second of which he was
co-director on a S.O.S. (Student Originated Studies) grant.
In 1976, he received his Juris Doctorate Degree
from Washburn University School of Law. While at Washburn, he was a
recipient of the US Department of Housing and Urban Development: Urban
Fellowship Scholarship from 1973-1974. He was also a member of the
Washburn Law Journal Board of Editors.
Mr. Greig received a Masters of Business
Administration (M.B.A.) in 1982 from Eastern New Mexico University.
Mr. Greig has been a shareholder and member of
Greig & Richards, P.A. and its predecessors firms since 1976. Mr. Greig
became licensed in the State of New Mexico in 1976 and the State of
Kansas in 1977. He is licensed in all courts at the present time to
practice law in the State of New Mexico, including Federal Court.
In addition to practicing law, Mr. Greig has served
for the last six years on the Board of Directors for the Hartley House
as president, for two terms, vice president and director, (formerly
known as the Shelter for Victims of Domestic Violence). He also
consults with and provides legal advice and assistance to the Lighthouse
Mission, Inc., a local shelter and mission.
Mr. Greig has authored a number of professional
publications including some twenty-one legal articles, four journal
articles, two monographs, as well as presented a number of professional
papers.
Examples of legal articles published would include:
- “Wrongful Death: The Monetary Worth of the
Life of the Deceased”, The Journal of the New Mexico Trial
Lawyers’ Foundation, July 1992, Vol. 20, Number 6, pp.122,
131-133.
- “Wrongful Death:…Such As Would, If Death Had
Not Ensued, Have Entitled The Party Injured to Maintain An Action
and Recover Damages In Respect Thereof”, The Journal of the New
Mexico Trial Lawyers’ Foundation, December 1991, Vol. 14, Number
10, pp.217, 223-230.
- “Close Relationships and the Eclipse of
Reality for Bystanders Emotional Distress”, California Trial
Lawyers’ Association Forum, January/February 1989, Vol. 19,
Number 1, pp. 25-31.
- “Bystanders Emotional Distress: When Must You
Be There to Recover?”, New Mexico Trial Lawyers’ Association
Journal, November/December 1988, Vol. XVI, Nos. 11 & 12, p. 215,
235-237.
Mr. Greig is currently a member of:
- New Mexico Trial Lawyers Association – 1983 -
to date
- American Association of Justice – 1981 – to
date
- State Bar of New Mexico – 1976 – to date
- American Bar Association – 1978 – to date
Mr. Greig served on the Board of Directors of:
- New Mexico Trial Lawyers – 1990-1997
- District Court Liaison Committee – 1984-1987
- Supreme Court
of New Mexico Board of Continuing Legal Education – 1986-1988
Mr. Greig is a member of several State and National
Trial Lawyer Internet List-Serve organizations including:
- New Mexico Trial Lawyers Association
- American Association of Justice Nursing Home
Litigation Group
Mr. Greig has an adequate staff who will provide
excellent support assistance in all aspects of your case.
Hal
Greig
Trial
Counsel for the following
Reported (Published) Appellate Opinions
Greene v. French, 97 N.M. 493, 414 P.2d 503,
(Ct. App. 1982)
Abarca v. Henry L. Hanson, Inc., 106 N.M.
25, 738 P.2d519, (Ct. App. 1987)
Baca v. Velez, 114 N.M. 13, 833 P.2d 1194,
(Ct. App. 1992)
Williams v. Williams, 132 N.M. 445, 50 P.3d
194, (Ct. App. 2002)
State v. Zane Brothers, 133 N.M. 36, 59
P.3d 1268, (Ct. App. 2002)
State v. Downey, 141 N.M. 455, 157 P.3d 20,
(Ct. App. 2007)
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