Gregory P. Wayland

Gregory P. Wayland is a partner at Corsaut & Wayland, LLP, in Folsom, California, known for his proficiency in real estate litigation, transactions and construction disputes. His role as a licensed real estate broker enriches his practice with a comprehensive understanding of both the legal and business aspects of real estate law, providing clients with valuable insights and solutions.

Mr. Wayland has a notable history of serving in public legal roles, having been a city attorney and deputy city attorney for Vacaville and Amador City, California. His experience extends to working as a deputy county counsel, where he established and led the land-use department for the county of Calaveras. During his leadership, he successfully authored a tax measure that was approved by a two-thirds majority of the county electorate, demonstrating his adeptness in legal and administrative governance. Moreover, he contributed to the development of a chapter in the county’s published code of regulations, addressing an emerging area of law.

In his legal career, Mr. Wayland has played various roles, including advocate, administrator and settlement conference attorney/judge pro tem for the Superior Court of El Dorado County. These roles have equipped him with the ability to deliver intelligent and cost-effective resolutions, particularly when litigation is necessary. His dedication to achieving optimal outcomes for his clients is evident in his meticulous preparation and strategic approach in the courtroom.

While Mr. Wayland excels in delivering solutions outside of litigation, he is equally adept when litigation is deemed the most effective path to fulfill his clients' objectives. His relentless work ethic and comprehensive understanding of the litigation process ensure that he is thoroughly equipped to secure favorable results in court. Through his diverse experiences and unwavering commitment, he continues to be a formidable advocate for his clients, navigating complex legal landscapes with skill and precision.