About Greg Revera
Practice Areas
- Complex Business Litigation
- Intellectual Property Litigation
- Antitrust Litigation
- Patent, Trademark, & Copyrights
Education
- J.D., George Washington University Honors, 1999
- B.A., Marine Affairs, University of Miami, 1995
Bar Admissions
- Alabama, 1999
- US Patent and Trademark Office, 2003
U.S. Court Admissions
- Northern District of Alabama
- Eastern District of Wisconsin
- Western District of Wisconsin
- Eastern District of Tennessee
- 11th Circuit Court of Appeals
Greg has practiced commercial litigation in North Alabama for 27 years. He began his career as a partner in a large regional law firm, where he practiced for 11 years, before choosing to focus his practice in a smaller firm setting with a national reach.
Before founding Revera Law Firm, LLC, Greg served as national outside litigation counsel for the nation’s largest supplier of exterior building products. In that role, he handled litigation and arbitration matters in more than 30 states and the District of Columbia. His experience spans a broad range of commercial, intellectual property, antitrust, and complex litigation matters.
Greg has always enjoyed helping clients find solutions to difficult problems. He is a committed advocate for his clients’ positions and rights, while also working to develop creative and practical strategies in complex disputes.
As a registered patent attorney with a background in biology, Greg’s patent practice focuses on patent prosecution in the fields of biomedical devices and biotechnology. He also advises clients on intellectual property matters and represents clients in enforcing their intellectual property rights. Greg assisted as intellectual property counsel in the 2008 sale of Open Biosystems to Thermo Fisher Scientific. In one notable matter, he successfully enforced the trademarks of several automotive companies in cases against counterfeit parts manufacturers.
In antitrust and complex litigation, Greg represented Huntsville Utilities in obtaining a $33 million RICO jury verdict against natural gas marketing company ProLiance Energy, LLC. At the time, the verdict was the largest verdict ever returned by a jury in the Northern District of Alabama. More recently, Greg served as counsel to a group of furniture manufacturers who successfully brought price-fixing claims against raw material suppliers in national multidistrict litigation. In 2018, Greg recovered a $1.85 million jury verdict on behalf of the heirs of an estate against its administrator for embezzlement and fraud.
Outside the practice of law, Greg is an amateur astrophotographer whose work has been published in several national publications and featured on a United States postage stamp commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Apollo moon landing.