Meet Gregory Rohl

Greg Rohl has been a Michigan Trial Attorney for over 35 years, completed his undergraduate studies at the University of Michigan in 1983 with a dual concentration of psychology and political science and thereafter secured his Juris Doctor from Boston University in 1986. Here, he wrote onto the national law probate journal. Upon taking the Bar for the first time, Mr. Rohl passed the multi-state exam and began working for two of the largest and well-known law firms in the state of Michigan, Kitsch and Dykeman, with whom he was with each for approximately two years’ time handling complex litigation including but not limited to: medical malpractice, products liability appestats, MDL litigation, torts and insurance defense.

Defense attorney Mr. Rohl and a member of the association of the defense trial counsel became one of the youngest mediators in Wayne County after successfully handling numerous defenses orientated types of litigation. Mr. Rohl changed gears and joined the law office of Feiger and Feiger, PC.  Mr. Rohl secured one of several million-dollar pre-trial settlements in a birth defect case.

Greg Rohl has extensively lectured in various topics in the following: medical malpractice, products liability appestats, MDL litigation, torts and insurance defense. He has remained both in the mediator and facilitator field in Wayne and Oakland County.