About Gregory W.
Gregory W. Sronce earned a Bachelor of Arts in economics from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in 2007 and a Juris Doctor from Southern Illinois University Carbondale in 2010. Those academic years set a steady cadence for a legal career that began immediately after law school. He returned to his home state and built professional ties across public service, private practice and state regulatory work.
He started his legal career in the Sangamon County Public Defender's Office in 2010. That first role placed him inside local courts and the public defense system at a formative point in his practice. In 2012 he moved into private practice as an associate at Davis Law Offices, LLC. Three years later he became a partner at Stratton, Moran, Sronce, Reichert, Appelton & Nardulli, a position that reflects a steady progression from public defender to law firm leadership.
Sronce's professional memberships date back to his early years as an attorney. He has been a member of the Illinois State Bar Association since 2010 and joined the Sangamon County Bar Association in 2012. Outside the bar associations, he has served as a commissioner on the Illinois Racing Board since 2012, a role that places him on a state body involved in oversight of racing and related regulatory matters. That appointment adds an administrative and regulatory dimension to a career otherwise rooted in courtroom and office practice.
Colleagues describe Sronce's career as one that blends courtroom work and regulatory engagement. His time in the public defender's office gave him exposure to court procedures and case management under pressure. His subsequent years in private practice expanded his responsibilities to include case strategy, client counseling and firm management. The combination of public service and partnership roles means he is familiar with both the state agency side of law and the daily demands of running a legal practice.
Today he is a partner at Stratton, Moran, Sronce, Reichert, Appelton & Nardulli, practicing in Illinois and maintaining active memberships in state and local bar groups. He continues to serve on the Illinois Racing Board while handling matters at the firm. His current practice is based in Illinois and encompasses the kinds of litigation, administrative and advisory work he has handled throughout his career.
