About Mr. Gregory Bertram
Mr. Gregory Bertram Lemmons trained as a historian before turning to law. He earned his B.A. in History from Columbia University in 1996 and went on to receive his J.D. from Santa Clara University School of Law in 2004. Those academic years shaped his approach to legal questions. They taught him to weigh context and precedent alongside the facts of a case.
After law school, he established his practice in California. He is admitted to the California bar and has spent his legal career working within the state's legal system. His work has taken place in both courtroom and office settings. He has represented clients, prepared filings and counseled individuals and organizations on legal matters that arise under California law.
Much of Lemmons’s professional life is tied to Lord Bertram, P.C., where he practices. The firm name appears on his office listings. Colleagues describe him as methodical in preparing a file and straightforward in client communications. He balances litigation preparation with client counseling, often moving between casework and practical problem solving for those he represents.
Outside of day-to-day practice, Lemmons has stayed involved with academic and alumni circles. Since 2009 he has served as a Class Agent for the Cate School Alumni Association. In that role he has helped maintain contact with classmates and supported alumni programming and outreach efforts. The position keeps him connected to a network that predates his legal career.
Those who work with him say he relies on careful analysis and a steady pace. He does not rush to headline arguments. Instead he builds a record and tests legal positions against governing precedent. That style reflects his training in history and law. It also reflects a practice built around handling the details that often determine outcomes.
As of 2026, he continues to practice at Lord Bertram, P.C. in California, handling legal matters for clients in the state.
