Gregory J. Seyfer

2007 1st Avenue SE
P.O. Box 2804
Cedar Rapids, IA 52406-2804
Phone: (319) 861-8731
Fax: (319) 363-9824
gseyfer@bradleyriley.com
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Assistant:
Tami, (319) 861-8773

Areas of Practice:

  • Real Estate
  • Banking
  • Credit Union Law

Education:

  • Bachelor's Degree, Drake University, 1976
  • Juris Doctorate with honors, Drake University, 1979

Experience:

  • Joined Bradley & Riley PC in 1981 upon the opening of the firm
  • Bradley & Riley PC's Board of Directors, President

Birth Information:

  • 1954 Cedar Rapids, Iowa

Professional Memberships and Positions:

  • American Bar Association
    • Real Estate Law Section
  • Iowa State Bar Association
    • Real Estate Section
  • Linn County Bar Association
    • Title Standards Committee, Past Co-Chair

Professional Recognition:

Bar Admissions:

  • Iowa State Courts

Civic and Volunteer Involvement:

  • Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission
  • Cedar Rapids Baseball Club, Inc. Board of Directors (Class "A" minor league)
  • Oak Hill Cemetery Board of Directors
  • The Science Station Board of Directors, Past President
  • Family Service Agency Board of Directors, Past President


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