Meet Us

Greg Huber

Greg has practiced law in Arizona since 1986, prior to which he was a Certified Public Accountant. Throughout college and law school, he focused his studies in the areas of business and commerce, with emphasis in finance, real estate and business organizations (BBA, Accounting -- The George Washington University, 1981; JD -- The University of Virginia Law School, 1985).  Following law school, he spent 8 months wandering through the British Isles, Europe, Pakistan and India before returning to the US and becoming a member of the Arizona Bar.

Greg practiced with two firms in Phoenix from 1986 through 1999.  His practice during that period was largely in service of lenders (S&L’s, banks and large, unregulated finance companies) and to a lesser degree Phoenix-area developers.  During that period, he was intimately involved in negotiation, documentation and closing of real estate financing transactions across Arizona and 25 other states, as well as Canada and Europe.

In 1999, Greg and his family moved north to Prescott and Greg became a partner in a development company that he had assisted over the previous few years in assembling land for a master planned community in Prescott.   After returning to private practice in 2001, Greg’s focus has been largely in the areas of real estate developer and business representation.

Greg offers a wealth of experience from many different perspectives within the real estate and business worlds, grounded in a solid foundation of accounting and finance.

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Lori Marschke

Originally from the Midwest, Lori A. Marschke attended college at the University of Minnesota where she received a degree in Law and Social Issues.  Lori attended law school at Valparaiso University School of Law, graduating with honors in 2005.  During law school, Lori was an editor and writer for the law review, authoring “Proving Deliberate Indifference:  Next to Impossible for Mentally Ill Inmates,” 39 Val. U. L. Rev. 487 (2004).  Lori was also a teaching assistant in legal writing.

After graduation, Lori was admitted to practice law in Arizona and joined the firm of Gregory W. Huber, P.C., where she concentrates her practice in the areas of commercial real estate, corporate law, and business transactions.  In these areas, which often involve complex situations, Lori’s analytical and legal writing skills are particularly useful in producing clear, concise, and effective documentation for her clients.