Gregory F. Schreiber

Greg joined Abrahams Kaslow & Cassman LLP in August of 2020. He is a member of the employment, business, and litigation teams.

In his employment practice, Greg advises business clients on the development, implementation, and monitoring of programs for their employment procedures. He is fluent in federal and state laws impacting the workplace, such as compensation and exemption issues under the Wage and Hour laws, sexual harassment guidelines, employee drug and alcohol testing, the Family Medical Leave Act, the Americans with Disabilities Act, and discrimination in the workplace. He has experience drafting employment agreements, confidentiality and non-compete agreements, employee handbooks, employee policies and procedures. He spends considerable time counseling clients on employment situations, including hiring, discipline, discharge, discrimination, compensation, and related problems.

In his business law practice, Greg represents businesses and corporations with trademark and intellectual property matters. In addition, he represents businesses and corporations through all stages of litigation, including breach of contract, negligence, insurance disputes, construction disputes, and employment matters. He also defends physicians, nurses, hospitals, and healthcare facilities in medical malpractice cases.

Greg attributes his ability to successfully advocate for his clients and find innovative ways to solve their problems to his background in Psychology. Before attending law school, Greg obtained his BA in Psychology and his MS in Industrial/Organizational Psychology, from the University of Nebraska at Omaha, where he focused on employer and employee relationships, including hiring practices, retention, leadership, and compliance.

He received his JD from the Creighton University School of Law. While in law school, he worked in the Creighton Community Economic Development Clinic and at the Nebraska State Legislature for Senator Steve Lathrop. Before joining the firm, he practiced commercial and business litigation at other Omaha law firms. He is admitted to practice in Nebraska.