Betsy A. Gregory

Associate

BGregory@SamuelsLaw.com
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Admitted to Oregon State Bar (2003)

Areas of Practice:

Education:

  • The American University, Washington College of Law (J.D., 2003)
  • The University of Michigan (B.S., 1998, Environmental Policy & Behavior, with distinction)

Professional Affiliations:

  • American Bar Association (Member, Sections on Real Estate, Probate & Trust Law and Young Lawyers Division)
  • Multnomah County Bar Association (Member, Young Lawyers Section)
  • Oregon State Bar (Member, Section on Real Estate & Land Use)
  • Oregon Women Lawyers (Member)
  • Commercial Real Estate Women of Portland (Member)

Professional Affiliations, past:

  • Contract Attorney (2003-2004)
  • District of Columbia Superior Court, Judge Frederick D. Dorsey (Summer Law Clerk, 2002)
  • United States Department of Justice (Law Clerk, 2001)
  • The Nature Conservancy (Gift Planning Assistant, 1999–2000)

Community & Charity Involvement:

  • Bradley-Angle House (Past Board Member and Fundraising Chairwoman)
  • Classroom Law Project (Past Judge)
  • St. Andrew Legal Clinic (Past Volunteer Attorney)
  • Destination Imagination (Past Appraiser)

Honors & Awards:

  • Placed in top third of all oral advocates at national First Amendment Moot Court Competition (2003)

About Betsy

Betsy A. Gregory is a talented attorney focusing on real estate law, handling a variety of legal matters for clients. After graduating from The University of Michigan, Betsy matriculated to The American University, Washington College of Law, which she later graduated from in 2003.

As an attorney, Betsy works with clients on issues relating to the sale and acquisition of real property, real estate foreclosures, general real property matters, and commercial landlord tenant matters, among others.

Betsy is committed to giving back to her community. To that end, she served as Fundraising Chairwoman for the Bradley-Angle House, the oldest domestic violence agency on the West Coast and the fourth oldest nationwide. As Chairwoman, Betsy used her experience in nonprofit fundraising to generate ideas and strategies to help raise money for the organization, making a difference in the lives of women and children in perilous living situations.

Betsy is responsible for organizing the firm’s annual volunteer night, where firm lawyers and staff donate their time to help a local nonprofit organization. In the past, the Oregon Food Bank has benefited from the SYKSS volunteer night. The charity benefited this year is Schoolhouse Supplies.