Greg Fox

Senior Attorney

Greg Fox is a Senior Attorney at the National Consumer Law Center (NCLC), focusing on bankruptcy issues for consumers with unmanageable debts as well as those with creditor rights against corporations facing bankruptcy. 

Prior to joining NCLC, Greg worked at Vermont Legal Aid, where he represented and advised low-income consumers in chapter 7 and 13 bankruptcies, judicial foreclosures, property tax sales, evictions, probates, and other civil litigation matters.  Before relocating to Vermont and joining Vermont Legal Aid, Greg practiced corporate bankruptcy law in New York City and was a partner in the financial restructuring group at Goodwin Procter.  During his time in private practice, Greg was deeply involved in many complex and high profile chapter 11 cases, litigating bankruptcy issues in bankruptcy and appellate courts around the country.  In addition to corporate clients, Greg represented the interests of individual tort creditors in chapter 11 cases, including the personal injury victims in the General Motors ignition switch defect litigation.  

Greg has published numerous articles and presented CLEs on a wide variety of bankruptcy topics throughout his career. Greg clerked for the Honorable Elizabeth S. Stong of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of New York.

Education: 

J.D. Brooklyn Law School, magna cum laude

B.S. Cornell University