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Since 1997,
Mr. Greto has represented various individuals, businesses, and
unions in complicated civil and criminal cases. He is a member
of the American, Pennsylvania, State of Delaware, and Delaware
County Bar Associations, and is active in the Association of
Trial Lawyers of America, the Pennsylvania Trial Lawyers
Association, and the Delaware Trial Lawyers Association. He is
also a member of both the Delaware County and State of Delaware
Associations of Criminal Defense Lawyers.
Mr. Greto was awarded a Bachelor of
Science in Commerce and Engineering from Drexel University in
1990, and a Juris Doctor from the Delaware Law School of Widener
University in 1997. This unique blend of technology and law
enables him to better serve his clients.
Mr. Greto has vast experience in civil
litigation/representation. His current caseload in Pennsylvania
and Delaware includes personal injury, workers’ compensation,
breach of contract, creditor’s rights, corporate/small business,
estates and probate, and real estate. Mr. Greto serves as
counsel for various small businesses in the tri-state area, and
is the Assistant Solicitor for Aston Township. He also serves
as Solicitor for Felton Hose & Chemical Company and Chester
Township Volunteer Firmeman’s Relief Association.
Mr. Greto has vast experience in the area
of criminal law. He has served as an Assistant Public Defender,
representing criminal defendants in all stages of criminal
proceedings. He frequently represents individuals involved in
serious criminal cases concerning drugs, weapons, sexual
assault, kidnapping, and murder. He represents individuals who
are under investigation by state or federal agencies such as the
FBI, IRS, and banking authorities. He also represents potential
targets, subjects, and witnesses before Grand Juries. Mr. Greto
handles all aspects of criminal cases including investigations,
grand juries, preliminary hearings, trials, negotiated non-trial
dispositions, sentencing, and appeals.
Mr. Greto
served as Law Clerk to the Honorable Joseph P. Cronin, from June
of 1995 to August of 1996. While serving as Law Clerk, Mr.
Greto reviewed and shepardized cases proffered by litigants in
support of their motions and oral arguments; he authored
memoranda describing the strengths and weaknesses of the
litigants' positions; he reviewed Hearing Transcripts,
Statements of Matters Complained of on Appeal, and other
components of the Record; he researched issues raised on appeal,
and authored memoranda supporting the Court’s decision. This
experience provides Mr. Greto with unique insight in the
litigation process.
Mr. Greto was
employed as a Supervisor/Engineer for Raytheon Engineers and
Constructors from September of 1990 to August of 1994. He
researched new and existing Federal and State regulations for
handling hazardous materials (i.e. Asbestos, Heavy Metals,
Hydrocarbons); he directed and enforced staff compliance with
these regulations while completing routine and emergency
maintenance tasks at petrochemical installations; he planned and
scheduled multi-million dollar maintenance inspection and
analysis "turnarounds;" he managed various union crafts and
ensured compliance with OSHA regulations. This experience with
Raytheon provides Mr. Greto with unique insight in litigation
involving industrial accidents and workers’ compensation.
Mr. Greto was
employed as a Supervisor/Engineer for Rollins Environmental
Services from January of 1987 to December of 1988. He was
assigned to the project manager's staff on the first state
directed CERCLA ("superfund") action performed in Pennsylvania,
more commonly known as the Wade Site located in
Chester,
Pennsylvania.
He supervised the excavation of hazardous material according to
contract specifications; he devised truck routes and tracked the
removal of material from hazardous waste sites to authorized
remediation facilities; he created emergency response procedures
in the event of an accident during the
remediation
process; he documented all work and communicated progress to
Federal, State, and private organizations, and he supplied video
and written documentation of all completed assignments which was
instrumental in the successful negotiation of a $250,000
contract change order; he also resolved several on-site union
disputes. This experience with Rollins Environmental Services
provides Mr. Greto with unique insight in litigation involving
exposure to hazardous materials.
Mr. Greto
uses his technical degree and experience, as well as his law
degree and legal experience, to better serve his clients. Mr.
Greto’s background provides him unique insight in both civil and
criminal litigation and representation that is hard to find.
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