Proven Legal Partners For Your Municipal Or Public Relations Concerns
Working as a public servant in Texas is a fulfilling position; however, it’s not without its share of challenges. Government officials must endure the public scrutiny of their policies and adapt to roles and obligations that are constantly evolving.
Municipalities know that it can be difficult to flourish in this fast-paced, dynamic environment, which is why so many municipalities in and around Houston turn to Gregg & Gregg. Our attorneys are recognized legal professionals who are respected in municipal halls and city council meetings. They have served as city attorneys and prosecutors and have advised city council members and mayors for over 50 years.
Leveraging Our Insight To Assist You With Municipal Issues
Few area law firms can match our team’s depth and range of experience in municipal law. Attorney Dick H. Gregg Jr. has represented multiple municipalities from the 1970’s through to date. Attorneys Dick H. Gregg III and Christopher A. Gregg have served and continue to serve in numerous municipal courts as prosecutors as well as the role of city attorneys. Dick H. Gregg III also serves as a presiding municipal judge in courts throughout the area.
Because we have established our reputation as professional advisors, we are regularly retained to advise and represent on a broad spectrum of matters that include:
- Drafting and amending ordinances and resolutions
- Drafting and reviewing public contracts
- Review + advise on Election Law matters
- Reviewing and approving land use and zoning requests
- Advising cities on Employment Law matters
- Preparing + filing brief’s to the Attorney General for open record requests
When your municipality retains our attorneys, we will assess your situation to identify a solution that solves the current issue expeditiously.
Get A Skilled Legal Ally In Your Corner
Arrange your private consultation with a seasoned lawyer at our Houston firm today. Complete the confidential contact form or call 281-480-1211 to get started.
