Garrett Greene defends product manufacturers in cases involving complex medical, scientific, epidemiological, engineering and regulatory issues. Having had experience both as an appellate advocate and in the courtroom, Garrett is uniquely suited to address client needs at all phases of litigation.
An adept writer, Garrett authors and contributes to motions at all stages of litigation, including motions to dismiss, motions for summary judgment, Daubert motions and various other discovery and non-dispositive motions. He routinely works cases up for trial, including providing discovery analysis and defending depositions.
Garrett has extensive experience practicing in federal and state courts–litigating complex Habeas Corpus cases in the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals, U.S. District Courts, the Fifth Circuit and the United States Supreme Court. Prior to joining Bowman and Brooke, Garrett was an Assistant Attorney General with the Texas Office of the Attorney General, Criminal Appeals Division, where he defended state felony convictions and sentences against constitutional challenges in federal and state court. Aside from having significant brief-writing and oral argument exposure, Garrett represented the state in several evidentiary hearings—taking witnesses on direct and cross-examination.
Garrett loves sports, in particular college and professional football, and is a big supporter of UTSA Roadrunner football. He and his wife, MiMi, enjoy exploring the Texas Hill Country with their Australian Labradoodle, Daisy and Golden Retriever, Lulu.