Ervin-Knott, Nakisha

Gregory M. Erpenbeck is a lifelong resident of Northern Kentucky. Greg attended Covington Catholic High School in Park Hills where he played varsity basketball and baseball. Mr. Erpenbeck earned his Bachelor of Arts Degree in Business Administration from The University of Kentucky in 2008. Greg earned his J.D. in 2011 from Northern Kentucky University's Salmon P. Chase College of Law. Throughout his law school career, Mr. Erpenbeck clerked for Busald Funk Zevely, P.S.C. where he gained invaluable legal experience in personal injury, criminal and domestic law. Additionally, Greg volunteered at the Department of Public Advocacy's Office assisting the public defenders in Kenton and Campbell Counties.

During law school, Greg also served as a Street Law Instructor representing Chase Law School. The NKU Chase Street Law program is a cooperative effort with the Kentucky Administrative Office of the Courts Juvenile Services. It is a diversion program for Kentucky juveniles who are charged with minor offenses. Greg was an instructor and led a group of 12 juveniles through weekly two-hour sessions for a period of six-weeks. Mr. Erpenbeck assisted in developing the Street Law curriculum, which was aimed at positively influencing the lives of at-risk youth in Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky.

Mr. Erpenbeck was admitted to practice law in Ohio in November 2011. He became licensed to practice law in Kentucky in April 2012. Greg's practice focuses primarily on personal injury law where he represents both Plaintiffs and Defendants. Greg is a member of the American Bar Association, Ohio Bar Association, Kentucky Bar Association, Kentucky Justice Association (KJA), and Northern Kentucky Bar Association.