Newburgh resident and local attorney, Greg A. Granger has filed as a Republican candidate for Warrick County Circuit Court Judge. Warrick County’s Honorable Judge David Kelley will step down at the end of his present term and as a result, the seat will be open at the end of this year when his term expires.
Granger, a lifelong Indiana resident, has been a dedicated and successful private practice trial attorney for more than 30 years. He has represented a variety of local residents, encompassing criminal and civil matters, workers’ compensation, contract, personal injury, and construction law.
Beyond his current responsibilities as a Partner at Bowers Harrison LLP in Evansville, Indiana, Granger has a distinguished record of service to the legal profession and to the Warrick County community, serving as the Warrick County Council Attorney since 2001.
Granger is proud to have provided pro-bono legal service to individuals and advice to local non-profit agencies, including preparing contracts and assisting with legal matters for Warrick County Special Olympics, an organization that he currently serves as the county coordinator.
In preparation for his legal career, Granger earned his undergraduate degree from Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana and his Juris Doctorate from the Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law, in Indianapolis, Indiana. He is a current member of the American Bar Association, the Indiana State Bar Association, the Sports Lawyers Association and the Evansville Bar Association.
Granger and his wife Rosemary have three children and live in Newburgh.
Could not agree more. Mr. Granger has devoted hundreds+ hours on the Special Olympics in Warrick County. Super family.
Mr. Greg Granger is not only a great attorney for the last 12 years of the , his family has been very involved with the Special Olympics. He will be an outstanding Judge for Warrick County.
Greg is a fantastic candidate. He is actively involved in the community and will provide great leadership as a judge.