About Gregory
Gregory Schulz earned both his law degree and his undergraduate degree at Brigham Young University, completing a J.D. in 2010 and a B.S. in Management in 2007. His time at BYU combined legal training with an understanding of organizational operations. The dual education gives him a practical lens on client problems and a methodical approach to legal research and drafting.
After law school, Schulz took the steps to practice in Utah. He became a member of the Utah State Bar in 2013 and has maintained that membership through the present. Early in his career he joined Shumway Van & Hansen as an associate in 2013. That post put him in the day-to-day work of a law practice: preparing filings, conducting legal research, briefing courts, and advising clients on procedural matters. The role also required collaborating with more senior attorneys and taking part in negotiation and case preparation.
Those early years shaped how Schulz handles cases. He learned to organize complex files, prioritize client needs, and communicate clearly about options and risks. He also relied on his undergraduate management training to streamline case workflows and to think about legal problems from a business perspective. Colleagues have noted that his background helps him bridge the gap between legal strategy and practical implementation.
Schulz’s professional record is centered in Utah. He holds an active membership in the Utah State Bar and has been practicing since his admission in 2013. Public records list his association with Shumway Van & Hansen beginning in 2013, though subsequent positions or changes in firm affiliation are not detailed here. He has focused on the duties typical of a practicing attorney in a firm setting: client counseling, litigation support, document drafting, and preparation for hearings.
Outside the office, Schulz’s academic path and early professional choices suggest an interest in the intersection of law and business. His education equips him to handle matters where legal analysis and organizational considerations meet. He continues to work in Utah, applying his training and experience to assist clients on local legal matters. As of 2026 he practices in Utah and concentrates on serving clients in state matters and providing counsel tailored to their circumstances.
