Gregory J. Marshall

Greg Marshall co-chairs the firm's Financial Services and Commercial Litigation Groups and serves as President of the Phoenix Chapter of the Federal Bar Association (2019-2020). His practice focuses on the defense of banks and lenders. Greg’s clients include national and regional banks, credit unions, mortgage lenders and servicers, credit card issuers, automobile finance servicers, and money transmitters. His practice includes management of regional and national defense programs involving pattern litigation. He has defended clients in a wide variety of litigation and regulatory matters, including qui tam, class action, and multi-district litigation (MDL). Greg has substantial experience litigating claims involving consumer and business deposit accounts, various forms of check fraud and Ponzi schemes, mortgage fraud, and lien priority disputes. He also has substantial experience defending claims arising under the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC), Truth in Lending Act (TILA), the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (RESPA), the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA), the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA), the Unfair Debt Collection Practices Act (UDCPA), and state unfair and deceptive acts or practices (UDAP) statutes.

Representative Presentations and Publications

• CFPB Outlines Responsibilities of Credit Reporting Agencies and Furnishers in Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic, Co-Author, Snell & Wilmer Legal Alert (April 6, 2020)
• New Mexico Supreme Court Halts Evictions, Author, Snell & Wilmer Legal Alert (March 25, 2020)
•“Home Sweet Home: Does BMS Harken An End to National Class Actions in Plaintiff-Friendly Venues?” Author and Speaker, Litigation Management in a New York Minute (August 2019)
• Breaking Bad - Creative Solutions For Litigating In Challenging Jurisdictions,” Author and Speaker, The Trial Network Litigation Management Conference: A Helping Hand on the Rio Grande (April 2019)
• ' Show Me The Note' Claims Find New Life in Recent Arizona Decision, Co-Author, Financial Services Litigation Bulletin (February 11, 2014)
• Ninth Circuit Opens Door for Protracted HAMP Litigation, Co-Author, Snell & Wilmer Financial Services Litigation Bulletin (August 2013)
• Tax Lien Purchasers Must Give MERS Notice, Says Arizona Appeals Court, Author, Snell & Wilmer Financial Services Litigation Bulletin (June 2013)
• A Year Post-'Dukes, ' Co-Author, The Recorder (July 23, 2012)
• U.S. Supreme Court Enforces Credit Card Arbitration Agreement in Class Action, Co-Author, Snell & Wilmer Financial Services Litigation Bulletin (January 2012)
• Lenders Not Required to Record Trust Deed Assignments, says the Arizona Supreme Court, Co-Author, Snell & Wilmer Financial Services Litigation Bulletin (December 2011)
• Class action on the ropes: The Supreme Court's decision in 'Wal-Mart' could result in more cases being filed in state courts, Co-Author, The Recorder (July 18, 2011)
• U.S. Supreme Court Issues Landmark Decision Rejecting Class Certification in Wal-Mart v. Dukes, Co-Author, Snell & Wilmer Legal Alert (June 24, 2011)
• Going on the Attack When Defending Against Class Actions, Speaker, Automotive Product Liability Conference, American Conference Institute (June 2011)
• Arizona Cracks Down on 'Foreclosure Consultants,'” Co-Author, Snell & Wilmer Financial Services Litigation Bulletin (October 2010)
• Lenders Prevail in Lawsuits by Borrowers Seeking to Enforce Federal Loan Modification Programs, Co-Author, Pratt's Journal of Bankruptcy Law, Vol. 6, No. 6 (September 2010)

Professional Recognition and Awards

•Southwest Super Lawyers, Rising Stars Edition, Banking (2012-2013)
•Arizona's Finest Lawyers
•Top 50 Pro Bono Attorneys, Arizona Foundation for Legal Services & Education (2011)

Related News & Events

• Feb 21
Two Snell & Wilmer Phoenix Partners Admitted to State Bar of New Mexico

• Aug 12
Super Lawyers 2013 Recognizes 96 Snell & Wilmer Attorneys
Also Names 45 Firm Attorneys to the 2013 Rising Stars List

• Jul 23
A year post-'Dukes': The Supreme Court answered some quesitons, but created more, now being addressed in the lower courts

• Jun 27
Super Lawyers 2012 Recognizes 80 Snell & Wilmer Attorneys

• Jun 01
How Companies Can Mitigate Potential Issues Arising Under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act

• May 06
Greg Marshall Selected As One of the Top 50 Pro Bono Attorneys in Arizona

• Sep 09
Lenders Prevail in Lawsuits by Borrowers Seeking to Enforce Federal Loan Modification Programs

• Sep 01
Lenders Prevail in Lawsuits by Borrowers Seeking to Enforce Federal Loan Modification Programs

Related Publications

• Apr 06
CFPB Outlines Responsibilities of Credit Reporting Agencies and Furnishers in Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic

• Mar 25
New Mexico Supreme Court Halts Evictions

• Feb 11
Financial Services Litigation Bulletin - “Show Me The Note” Claims Find New Life in Recent Arizona Decision

• Aug 15
Legal Alert - Ninth Circuit Opens Door for Protracted HAMP Litigation

• Jun 04
Financial Services Litigation Bulletin - Tax Lien Purchasers Must Give MERS Notice, Says Arizona Appeals Court

• Mar 07
Financial Services Litigation Bulletin - March 2012
The Arizona Court of Appeals Expands Anti-Deficiency Protection for Borrowers

• Jan 30
Financial Services Litigation Bulletin - January 2012
U.S. Supreme Court Enforces Credit Card Arbitration Agreement in Class Action

• Dec 06
Financial Services Litigation Bulletin - December 2011
Lenders Not Required to Record Trust Deed Assignments, says the Arizona Supreme Court

• Oct 03
Financial Services Litigation Bulletin - October 2011
Foreclosing Lenders Beware

• Sep 13
Financial Services Litigation Bulletin - September 13, 2011
Schayes Shows the Way: Federal District Court for the District of Arizona Holds That Notice of Trustee's Sales and Substitutions of Trustees are Not Actionable Under A.R.S. 33-420.