Attorneys & Staff

D. Brock Green

Current Employment:
Of Counsel, Jones Oberg & Green, LLP, 917 E. Jefferson St., Charlottesville, Virginia.

Lecturer, University of Virginia School of Law, Charlottesville, Va.;
Employment Law Clinic (1997-2014).

Education:
Juris Doctor, 1975, University of Virginia School of Law
B.A., Political Science, 1972, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
To view Brock's law school video please click here.

Court Admissions:
United States Supreme Court, admitted August 6, 1990
United States Court of Appeals, Fourth Circuit, admitted May 24, 1981
United States Court of Appeals, Federal Circuit, admitted March 12, 1985
United States District Courts, Eastern and Western Districts of Virginia, admitted June 8, 1979
Supreme Court of Virginia, admitted October 9, 1975
All Virginia trial courts

Current Civic Activities:
Member, Seventh District Disciplinary Committee, Virginia State Bar
President, Board of Directors, Legal Aid Justice Center;
Board of Directors, Central Virginia Legal Aid Society;
Member, Development Committee, Legal Aid Justice Center;
Chairperson, Charlottesville-Albemarle Bar Association Pro Bono Committee;
Legal Adviser, AIDS Support Group, Inc.;
Legal Adviser, FOCUS Women’s Center;
Volunteer Attorney, Central Virginia Legal Aid Society;
Member, Advisory Committee to Oakland School;
Founder, Board of Directors, The Foundation for Learning Disabilities at Oakland School, Inc.;
Board of Directors, Oakland School, Inc.

After graduating from the Law School at the University of Virginia in 1975, Brock obtained a judicial clerkship in Charlottesville with the Honorable Bernard V. McCusty, Federal Administrative Law Judge with the Social Security Administration. He then spent the next six years helping Virginia’s low income residents in a variety legal of capacities. Among other positions, Brock founded and served as the Executive Director of the Legal Aid Society of the New River Valley in Christiansburg, Virginia. He also served as the Statewide Training Coordinator for the Virginia Poverty Law Center, responsible for training all legal aid lawyers and staff in Virginia. In addition, he served as a consultant for the federal Legal Services Corporation. Subsequently, for approximately ten years prior to his co-founding Jones Oberg & Green, LLP with his partner, Barry Jones, Brock worked in other small private firms in Charlottesville, in all of which he was a founding and named partner. His practice has always emphasized making the legal system responsive to all members of our society regardless of social status, race, background or income. In 2014, Brock retired from full time practice and accepted a position as Of Counsel with the firm.

Brock’s personal interests include outdoor sports and activities of all kinds. He was a founding partner in East Coasters Bicycle Shop, Inc., in Blacksburg and Roanoke. In addition to his current civic activities, Brock has served as the Chairman of the Citizens’ Bicycle Task Force in Charlottesville, on the Board of Directors of Offender Aid and Restoration, on the Advisory Group to the Board of Directors of the Aids Support Group, Inc., and as the coach of three local AAU youth basketball teams. Brock has been married to his wonderful wife Julia since 1977 and they have joyfully raised two sons, Seth and Noah, both graduates of the University of Virginia.