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About Greg Roseboro
Gregory L. Roseboro joined Mabra Law as of counsel in 2023 following a 29-year career at the University of Georgia School of Law, where he served most recently as assistant dean for admissions, diversity and inclusion, and strategic initiatives. He joined the UGA law faculty in 1994, was promoted to associate director in 2000, and assumed leadership of the J.D. admissions process in 2015. Over three decades he guided or mentored nearly 6,000 law students, including Mabra Law's own Ronnie Mabra and Jarrod Burch.
He continues as adjunct faculty at UGA, teaching a course on Race and Law. Prior to his academic career, Greg represented personal injury plaintiffs in private practice in Athens after five years as a settlement negotiator for two insurance companies. He earned both his bachelor's degree and his J.D. from the University of Georgia, where he competed as a scholarship track athlete and was named team co-captain and an All-SEC selection for the 800 meters.
Proven verdicts and settlements at The Mabra Firm
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The widow and four daughters of Christopher Crump, a 32-year-old Army veteran, received $32.5 million after his car became trapped under a Tyson Foods tractor-trailer with defective lighting in the pre-dawn darkness, a result reported as Georgia's largest single-plaintiff pre-trial wrongful death settlement at the time.
An 11-year-old girl was shot and killed by a stray bullet while sleeping in her Griffin, Georgia apartment; her family's legal team overcame an assault-and-battery insurance exclusion by proving the complex had misrepresented its security features, recovering the full $6 million policy limit.
A 15-year-old was shot and killed near the entrance of Creekside Forest Apartments in South DeKalb, where security guards were alleged to be taking cuts of drug deal proceeds and the complex gate sat broken, leading to a $3 million settlement at the full insurance limit.
Malcolm Jordan, 22, was struck from behind by an Arnold Moving Company box truck whose driver was allegedly texting while driving, causing Jordan's disabled car to spin into a guardrail and catch fire; he died twenty days later from his injuries, and a federal jury awarded nearly $4 million to his parents and the mother of his young child.
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