Gregg Romaine

Gregg Romaine is a seasoned litigation attorney with a robust background in consumer protection, bankruptcy law, and environmental legal matters. With over 32 years of legal experience, Gregg is the Lead Consumer Protection Attorney here at Recovery Law Group, where he prosecutes and resolves claims under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA), Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA), and other consumer protection statutes for clients navigating Chapter 7 and 13 bankruptcies. His recent work has successfully secured hundreds of thousands of dollars in damages for clients, demonstrating his dedication to achieving favorable outcomes.

Extensive Legal Expertise
Gregg’s multifaceted career includes notable roles such as Administrative Law Judge for Indiana’s Department of Workforce Development, where he helped eliminate the state’s largest backlog of unemployment appeals. He also served as legal counsel for environmental agencies, represented insurance companies in high-stakes litigation, and established his practice, Romaine Law, focusing on environmental claims defense and consumer advocacy.

Client-Focused Advocacy
Gregg’s legal philosophy centers on understanding each client’s unique needs and crafting effective, results-driven strategies. Whether championing consumer rights or addressing complex environmental challenges, he is committed to delivering personalized solutions that align with his clients’ goals. His dedication to justice and practical problem-solving has earned him a reputation as a trusted advocate and leader in his field.

Key Career Highlights

• Consumer Protection & Bankruptcy: Leading hundreds of consumer protection claims and offering personalized bankruptcy solutions.

• Environmental Law: Successfully litigated cases involving contamination liability and spearheaded impactful brownfield redevelopment projects, including award-winning initiatives like the Riverside Corporate Development in Indianapolis.

• Litigation Excellence: Represented clients in state and federal courts, including significant appellate decisions such as Kerr v. City of S. Bend and City of Gary v. Shafer.

Education

• University of Wisconsin, Madison: B.A.

• Rutgers Law School: J.D.

Jurisdictions Admitted to Practice

• State of Indiana

• U.S. District Courts for the Northern and Southern Districts of Indiana

• U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit