About Gregory
Gregory Allen earned his law degree from Quinnipiac College in 1998 after completing undergraduate studies at Alfred University in 1994, where he read political science and psychology. He moved from the classroom to the courtroom soon after law school. The combination of political theory and an interest in human behavior helped shape his approach to legal problems early on.
He joined Trendowski & Allen, PC and became a partner in 2001. That partnership has defined much of his career. Over the years he has handled cases that required courtroom appearances and detailed preparation. Colleagues describe him as steady under pressure and attentive to the practical steps that litigation requires.
Allen has been active in local bar life. He has held membership in the Middlesex County Bar Association since 2007 and joined the Connecticut Trial Lawyers Association in 2009. Those memberships have kept him connected to developments in trial practice and the wider legal community in Connecticut. He attends association events and workshops that address procedural changes and courtroom practice.
Licensed to practice in Connecticut, Allen has built a practice that centers on matters that come before state courts. He regularly files pleadings, prepares witnesses, and handles pretrial discovery. His work often involves direct client contact and the day-to-day tasks of moving cases forward toward resolution or trial.
Clients and other lawyers who work with him note a pragmatic approach to case management. He breaks complex questions into manageable pieces. He prepares for court with an eye to the jury and the judge, while also weighing settlement options when they serve the client’s interests.
He remains based in Connecticut and continues as a partner at Trendowski & Allen, PC. He currently represents clients in Connecticut courts.
