Chris Greisl is often called upon to be a strategic advisor to mayors and legislative bodies across the State of Indiana. With over a decade of firsthand experience in government and legislative service, Chris applies a deep understanding of the inner workings of government to each engagement. He provides clear, actionable, and deeply valuable solutions to his clients.
Chris’ municipal practice includes advising cities and towns on various matters including economic development and redevelopment, real estate, public procurement, annexation, municipal utilities and public safety. His experience serving as the first city attorney for the city of Fishers uniquely informs his ability to understand his client’s perspectives, firsthand. While city attorney, Chris led a $90 million acquisition of an investor-owned utility and railbanking and preserving the Nickel Plate railroad, leading to its conversion into a recreational trail system across central Indiana. He also created a municipal health department in the midst of the pandemic and managed strategic land acquisitions and sophisticated procurement projects.
Credentials
Education
- Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law, J.D., 2011, cum laude
- Wabash College, B.A., 2007, cum laude
Bar Admissions
- Indiana