Gregory M. O’Boyle, Member

Greg practices in the areas of civil and commercial litigation, arbitration, and appeals. He has represented individuals, financial institutions, and commercial enterprises in a variety of commercial, construction, landlord-tenant, employment, financial, insurance, and real estate disputes in state and federal trial courts.

Greg is currently the Treasurer for the Pikes Peak Justice and Pro Bono Center, Inc.  He is President-Elect for the El Paso County Bar Association and Chairmen of the Board for the SET Family Medical Clinics. Greg enjoys hiking with his children, cycling, and following his favorite sports teams – the Colorado Rockies and Nebraska Cornhuskers.

Recent Client Topics Of Interest

Protect Yourself When Selling Your Small Business
The economy is thriving. You may have a successful business and the time may be right to sell. When a business does not succeed after it is sold, the buyer will often attempt to blame the prior owner for the business’s failure rather than looking in the mirror. Here are a few of the more important things to keep in mind when selling your business.Click To Read More

My Landlord Stole My Business
In Colorado, the tort of misappropriation of business value prohibits the use of another’s expenditure of labor, skill, and money for their own benefit.  This tort is also sometimes characterized as unfair competition or deceptive trade practices.  The classic case in Colorado addressing the law in this area involved the "Denver Gift and Jewelry Show" which was held at the Denver Merchandise Mart.Click To Read More

Duty Calls: Top 10 Fiduciary Situations
There are many situations where a fiduciary duty can arise. If a fiduciary duty exists, the fiduciary has an obligation to place another’s interests above the fiduciary’s own interests. Here are ten situations where a fiduciary duty exists and a brief summary of the scope of the duty applicable to the relationship: Click To Read More