About Jeffrey Greenblatt
Jeffrey Greenblatt Carson combines technical training and legal education in a career that spans engineering and law. He trained first in civil engineering and later took up law. The result is a professional profile shaped by two distinct fields.
Carson earned a Bachelor of Science in civil engineering from the University of Colorado Boulder. He went on to receive a Juris Doctor from the University of Oregon School of Law in 1987. Those academic choices set a clear path: engineering knowledge followed by legal study.
Early in his career he applied the analytical habits from engineering to legal problems. That background has informed his approach to cases that involve technical, regulatory, or infrastructure issues. Colleagues say he tends to bring an attention to detail grounded in engineering practice to his legal work.
He is admitted to practice in Colorado and has spent his professional life working in that jurisdiction. Over the years he has handled matters that require both legal and technical understanding. That combination can be useful in disputes over construction, design, or compliance, and in advising clients where engineering and law intersect.
Carson now practices at OGC Services LLC. His work at the firm reflects his combined interests. He advises clients on matters that often touch on the built environment, regulatory requirements, and contract terms that govern construction and infrastructure projects.
Outside of casework he has kept ties to the technical side of his training, which helps him communicate across disciplines. He often serves as a bridge between engineers, contractors, and lawyers, translating technical concepts into legal terms and vice versa. That role has made him a resource on projects where accuracy and technical detail matter.
He maintains an active practice in Colorado through OGC Services LLC. His current practice focuses on legal issues that arise at the intersection of engineering and the law.
