Pat Greene

Judge James Riley administers the Lawyer's Oath to Pat Greene.
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Greene is the first attorney to open an office in Tombstone in over 50 years.

Pat Greene was sworn in as an Arizona attorney in the courtroom of the historic Tombstone Courthouse on Tuesday, September 14, 2004 at 12:15 p.m. by retired Superior Court judge, James Riley.
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Greene becomes the first attorney to open an office in Tombstone since there was a mass exodus when Tombstone lost the County Seat some 70 years ago.Greene told the assembled audience, which included the THS Constitution classes of Ron Ingram and Pam Greene, that since Arizona doesn't have reciprocity with Ohio, he had to sit for the Bar Exam in Arizona.To prepare for his exam, he took a 10-week course on how to write for the Bar Exam in Arizona.On May 7, 2004, he found out he passed the exam with 120 points above the exam average.
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Pat Greene with his family (l-r) Pat, Pam, Paige, Perry and Stephen Carter and Judge James Riley.
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Greene and his family; wife, Pam and children Paige and Perry, moved to Tombstone in July of 2003.
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Greene was also very involved in community service when he lived in Ohio serving as the Chairman of the Circleville Civil Service Commission, on the Pickaway County United Way Board of Trustees, on the Roundtown Players Board of Trustees (a community theatre), as a member of the Circleville Rotary Club, as a member and president of the Pickaway County Bar Association and the Pickaway County Chamber of Commerce Executive Committee to name just a few.Greene received a Bachelor of Science degree in Interpersonal Communication from Ohio University (BSC Cum Laude); spent a year at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky and received his Juris Doctorate from Capitol University Law School in Columbus, Ohio.Greene opens his practice with 20+ years experience in firms and private practice.