Gregg Webb

Gregg Webb serves as a Practicing Fellow at Stanford Law School's Deborah L. Rhode Center on the Legal Profession, where he develops tools to improve multidistrict litigation (MDL) systems and increase judicial access. Holding a JD from Stanford Law School and a summa cum laude BA in Politics from Princeton University, he bridges academic research with high-stakes industry experience.

• Education: JD, Stanford Law School; BA in Politics, Princeton University (summa cum laude, highest departmental standing)
• Professional Background: Former Head of Corporate, Litigation, IP, and Employment Legal at Grammarly; strategic litigation lead at Lyft handling mass torts and regulatory safety issues; over a decade in law firm practice managing complex MDL cases for global corporations

His research examines systemic challenges in coordinated litigation frameworks, focusing on resource allocation for courts and parties while addressing regulatory hurdles in AI-driven industries. Webb's work emphasizes practical solutions for high-risk legal scenarios in heavily regulated sectors, connecting academic theory with real-world corporate governance.

As a Fellow, he spearheads initiatives to optimize MDL processes through the Rhode Center, analyzing how mass litigation impacts judicial efficiency and party outcomes. His industry background informs evidence-based policy recommendations for litigation reform.