Greg Hill is a criminal defense attorney in his fifteenth year of practice. He has successfully handled over 1,000 criminal cases ranging from murder to urinating in public, from as far away as Oakland to San Diego. He has represented other lawyers, CEO’s of major companies to homeless veterans to juveniles as young as twelve years old.

A large number of his cases involve the most common offenses, such as DUI, domestic violence and petty theft in Torrance, Long Beach, Compton and the LAX courthouse, however, he has defended others in less commonly seen offenses such as animal cruelty, embezzlement, prostitution (male and female), attempted murder, child abuse, sex offenses and check kiting in more distant courthouses. He approaches each case with gusto, as if he is defending a member of his family. He greatly enjoys his work.

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Greg is one of only a few U.S. Naval Academy graduates to pursue a career in law following his service to our country. While in the U.S. Marine Corps from 1987 to 1994 following his graduation from the Naval Academy, Greg served as a Second Lieutenant, then First Lieutenant and Captain. He served in Operation Desert Storm, where he flew 35 combat missions over Iraq in the EA-6B Prowler, a jet. Greg had over 1,000 hours of flight time. Greg travelled all over the world while in the Marines.

Greg believes it was this time in his life, as a leader of young men, that gives him an ability to understand his clients better than most other attorneys. In college, Greg ran on the varsity cross-country, indoor track and outdoor track teams for all four years. He graduated with honors and later went on to earn a Master’s in Business Administration from Boston University and a law degree from Loyola Law School, where he was Senior Articles Editor on the International Law Journal.

Greg volunteers his time as a judge pro-tem for the Los Angeles Superior Court and has served on the Los Angeles County Bar Association Legislative Review Committee for several years. He also volunteers time with his son’s Boy Scout troop, Troop 783. Greg himself was an Eagle Scout. He has also enjoyed serving as a baseball, soccer and basketball coach for all three of his kids. Lastly, Greg has volunteered for over ten years as a Blue and Gold Officer as a member of the U.S. Naval Academy’s Admissions Board.

Greg has written over 230 published articles on various aspects of criminal law to help educate his clients and make them feel more comfortable knowing their rights and how the legal process works. Such articles are available on the firm website. For a link to such articles, click here.