Ms. Greenberg’s practice focuses on serving the diverse needs of clients in commercial litigation, appellate, and employment-related matters. Ms. Greenberg provides guidance on compliance issues and dispute avoidance and represents clients in state and federal courts when litigation becomes necessary, as well as through alternative dispute resolution procedures such as arbitration and mediation.

Ms. Greenberg has represented clients in a wide range of appellate matters in the federal courts of appeals and state appellate courts. She has briefed and argued appellate cases spanning many substantive areas, including constitutional law, administrative law, arbitration, class actions, labor and employment, trusts and estates, and tax as well as various statutory questions. She has also leveraged her appellate experience to embed with trial teams to develop and execute pretrial strategy, build credible evidence, and begin positioning for an appeal while the trial is underway by preserving evidence and proactively looking for narrowly focused issues at trial that will help protect a hard-fought victory or overturn an unfavorable outcome.

A native of Savannah, Georgia, Ms. Greenberg received her B.B.A., magna cum laude, in Economics with a minor in Philosophy and a Certificate in Personal and Organizational Leadership from the University of Georgia. She earned her J.D. from Duke University School of Law where she served as Lead Editor for the Duke Forum for Law and Social Change and for the Duke Journal of Gender Law and Policy.