Ohio lawyer profile
Gregory Groves
Gregory Groves, Attorney at Law
Cleveland, Ohio · Supreme Court of Ohio bar #22673
- License ActiveReported by the Supreme Court of Ohio · official attorney search
- Source copied October 30, 2026
- Profile not claimed
- Identity not verified
Professional overview
Gregory Groves is a Ohio lawyer with Gregory Groves, Attorney at Law in Cleveland. This page is a directory listing by ESQ CoPilot Lawyer Directory; it is not an endorsement or a referral.
License and jurisdictions
| Licensing authority | Supreme Court of Ohio |
|---|---|
| Bar number | 22673 |
| License status | Active |
| Admitted | 1980 |
| Last checked | Not re-checked since October 30, 2026 |
| Official source | Supreme Court of Ohio official attorney search |
License status is reported by the Supreme Court of Ohio and not independently verified by ESQ CoPilot. October 30, 2026, when ESQ CoPilot copied it from the Supreme Court of Ohio public lawyer search. Not re-checked since.
Firm and contact details
| Firm | Gregory Groves, Attorney at Law |
|---|---|
| City | Cleveland |
| Office | Ohio |
| Phone | (216) 990-3136 |
Source-reported from the Supreme Court of Ohio record and the directory's source file; not confirmed by the attorney.
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| Information | Source | Verification status | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|
| Name, license number, license status, admission date | Supreme Court of Ohio, official attorney search | Reported by licensing authority; not re-checked since it was copied | Copied October 30, 2026 |
| Firm, address of record, fax | Directory copy of Supreme Court of Ohio records | Reported by licensing authority; not confirmed by the attorney | Copied October 30, 2026 |
| Phone | Directory copy of Supreme Court of Ohio records | Not confirmed by the attorney | Copied October 30, 2026 |
| Website | Directory source file | Unavailable | - |
| Practice areas | Directory source file (origin not confirmed) | Unavailable | - |
| Languages, free first consultation | Supplied by the attorney only | Unavailable until the profile is claimed | - |
| Profile ownership | ESQ CoPilot profile claim | Unclaimed. Not verified by the attorney. | - |
| Identity of the attorney | ESQ CoPilot | Not independently verified | - |