Rebecca Grey, a fourth generation San Franciscan, has been a trial lawyer for 20 years, practicing in the areas of employment law, business and individual insurance coverage, bad faith, disability, workplace benefits, and ERISA. She has been a full-time mediator with Judicate West since 2019.

She began mediating cases in 2012 as a Judge Pro Tem and found a second calling. Over the years Grey helped settle cases in a variety of legal specialties including insurance coverage, bad faith, subrogation, real estate, landlord tenant, employment, personal injury and other civil disputes. She continues to act as a court-appointed ADR Judge Pro Tem for the San Francisco, Alameda County and Marin Superior Courts, the unlawful detainer MSC calendar, and as a mediator for Community Boards, San Francisco’s community mediation organization. She is a Discovery Department Officer for the San Francisco Superior Court. She is also an Early Neutral Evaluator/Mediator for the Northern District of California.

After graduating from Stanford Law School, Grey began her legal career as a legal research attorney for the San Francisco Superior Court, progressed to working at a renowned employment law firm, and then became an associate and eventually a partner at Pillsbury & Levinson, LPP (now Pillsbury & Coleman) for 14 years. In 2012, she started The Grey Law Firm where she continued to litigate insurance and ERISA disputes and expanded her neutral work.

In addition to her hands-on experience helping settle cases, Grey has undergone hundreds of hours of formal mediation training. She completed the 40 hour Straus Institute for Dispute Resolution program in 2014, as well as multiple alternative dispute resolution trainings by the San Francisco Superior Court, the Northern District's ENE/Mediation training, the Bar Association of San Francisco Arbitration Certification and countless other mediation training providers. She completed the 40-hour training as a community mediator for Community Boards in 2018.

Grey has served on the clinical faculty of Stanford Law School’s Trial Advocacy Program since 2007.

Hourly Rate: $450