About Gregory M
Gregory M. Noble studied history at the University of Massachusetts Boston and went on to earn his law degree from Suffolk University Law School in 2011, where he concentrated on criminal law. He moved from undergraduate study into legal work early, combining academic training with hands-on roles that exposed him to courtroom procedure and case preparation.
Early in his career he held a variety of support positions that helped shape his legal approach. In 2003 he worked as a training facilitator at EMC. In 2007 he served as a partner’s assistant at Follansbee & McLeod, LLP and as a legal assistant at Harmon Law Offices, P.C. Those roles were followed by a 3.03 prosecutor position at the Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office in 2009, a post that provided him with experience on the prosecution side of criminal matters.
After completing law school he joined the Plymouth County District Attorney’s Office as an Assistant District Lawyer in 2011. That role placed him in the public sector during the early years of his legal career, handling prosecutions for local criminal cases. In 2015 he moved into private practice as an associate at Milligan and Higgins, where he continued to work on criminal and related matters in state court.
Noble’s professional memberships reflect a sustained interest in criminal defense and DUI practice areas. He has been a member of the Massachusetts Bar Association and the American Bar Association since 2011. Since 2015 he has been affiliated with several defense-focused organizations, including the National College for DUI Defense, the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, and the DUI Defense Lawyers Association. These associations indicate ongoing engagement with developments in criminal and DUI law and with peers in those fields.
Today he maintains an office under the name Lawyer Gregory M. Noble and practices in Massachusetts. His background spans both prosecution and defense work, and his experience includes roles in district attorney offices as well as positions in private firms. He represents clients in criminal and DUI matters in Massachusetts.
