Mr. Gray is a Shareholder at Seltzer Caplan McMahon Vitek who represents clients in their most critical disputes. His practice spans complex civil litigation, criminal defense, and appellate matters, with additional experience in construction, employment, and real estate cases. He is a seasoned trial lawyer who has handled matters ranging from serious life-altering criminal charges to multimillion-dollar business and property disputes.
Known for his ability to simplify complex legal issues, Mr. Gray develops strategies that advance both the immediate needs and long-term objectives of his clients. He partners with businesses, executives, and individuals from the earliest stages of a case through trial and appeal, providing clear guidance and strong advocacy designed to achieve meaningful results.
Mr. Gray received his Bachelor of Arts in English from Vassar College in 1997. Mr. Gray attended Emory University School of Law where he received his law degree in 2007. While at Emory Law School, Mr. Gray served on the Emory Law Journal and received the Dean’s Award for Excellence in Property.
Mr. Gray joined Seltzer Caplan McMahon Vitek after working as a Deputy Public Defender in San Diego where he represented indigent individuals charged with criminal offenses ranging from juvenile proceedings to adults facing misdemeanors and felonies. Mr. Gray also engaged in an appellate practice filing writs and other legal motions in the appellate court as well as representing clients seeking post-conviction relief. Mr. Gray is an accomplished trial lawyer; he tried over fifty cases on behalf of his clients many of whom received superior outcomes at verdict. Mr. Gray’s motion practice led to many successful and dispositive outcomes on behalf of his clients prior to trial.
Prior to law school, Mr. Gray worked in New York as a real estate agent and an advertising executive.