Gregory Albert

Gregory Albert is an accomplished and highly regarded Seattle, Washington civil trial lawyer. He has represented victims of legal malpractice, personal injury, traumatic brain injury, wrongful death, civil rights violations, motor vehicle accidents, police brutality, employment discrimination, school bullying, consumer protection class actions, and more. Throughout his career, Mr. Albert has played a dispositive role in more than $1 billion in judgments, settlements, and verdicts. 

In his busy personal injury practice, Mr. Albert assists Washingtonians who have been harmed by the negligence or wrongful acts of others. His personal injury cases arise out of motor vehicle accidents, medical malpractice, dangerously defective products, and more. Mr. Albert was part of the nationwide team selected to sue General Motors for defective ignition switches, which allegedly caused more than 100 deaths and nearly 300 injuries to victims who suddenly lost power while driving at high speeds. He also drafted one of the first complaints against Takata Corporation, involving the manufacture of dangerously explosive air bags.

Mr. Albert is also an advocate of civil rights and liberties. After starting his legal career with a non-profit in 2008, Mr. Albert has gone on to represent many victims of civil rights violations, including police brutality, excessive force, employment discrimination, school discrimination, age discrimination, racial discrimination, disability discrimination, free speech violations, and school bullying. Mr. Albert has represented clients in more than 30 lawsuits against school districts for negligence and civil rights violations, mostly on behalf of disabled children and their families.  

Mr. Albert's colleagues have taken note of his track record in all of these endeavors and have awarded him a "Superb" peer review rating through Avvo. He has also been named to The National Trial Lawyers: Top 40 Under 40. He is a veteran of the U.S. Navy, having served on the USS Osprey from 1996 to 2000.

Mr. Albert holds a Bachelor of Arts with honors in philosophy from the University of Washington and a Juris Doctor from the University of Washington School of Law.