Gregory P. Bergethon

Greg is a creative and proactive attorney who offers a beneficial combination of legal experience with the insight gained from previously serving as a Certified Public Accountant. As a dedicated and conscientious guide, he helps regional, national, and international clients through a variety of legal needs. He can guide clients across mergers, acquisitions, and tax planning so you can confidently pursue your mission. He is adept at tailoring legal strategies that directly address your specific business or personal needs.

As a legal ally to non-profits, Greg enjoys teaching tax-exempt organizations how to more effectively manage their resources and operations. He works diligently to help you through formation, financing, and acquisitions. Further, he can help you protect your assets and manage your liability and risk, while skillfully facilitating joint ventures. In every step, his goal is to help you look forward and stay on track, so you come out ahead with sound legal outcomes.

Prior to becoming an attorney, Greg was a Senior Auditor and consultant with KPMG. There, he counseled clients in the information, communications, and entertainment industries through initial and secondary public and private offerings. By bringing steadfast support, he encouraged clients to establish and implement “best practices” in their newly acquired business units. In addition to his work in the United States, Greg also worked as an expatriate in KPMG’s London, United Kingdom office, focusing on auditing and consulting to financial service providers.

Greg currently serves as an adjunct law professor with Regent University School of Law, teaching non-profit law, mergers and acquisitions, international transactions, and business planning and taxation. Further, Greg is a professor for the International Transaction class in South Korea, through its partnership with Regent University. Greg is also a sought-after lecturer for corporations and educational institutions throughout the U.S. and internationally, including Africa, Europe and Asia. He has been a guest lecturer at a Fortune 150 company’s corporate training on international transactions.