Mary Gray
Mary Paige Gray is the Principal Attorney and Founder of MPG Trial Law, a Georgia-based litigation firm dedicated to representing clients in personal injury, Title IX, and employment discrimination matters. With a sharp focus on advocacy and justice, Mary Paige brings both tenacity and empathy to her practice, supporting individuals facing some of life’s most difficult legal challenges. Her firm reflects her commitment to providing personalized, strategic representation rooted in integrity and results.
Prior to founding MPG Trial Law, Mary Paige practiced at Hoffer & Webb, where she gained extensive litigation experience across employment law, civil rights, and domestic matters. She has held legal roles with the State Bar of Georgia and Buckley Beal, and served as a Legal Writing Graduate Research Assistant during her time at Georgia State University College of Law. Her academic background includes a J.D. with concentrations in employment, immigration, and family law, as well as a B.A. in Political Science from the University of Georgia with minors in Environmental Law and Women’s Studies.
Mary Paige is deeply committed to public service and equity. Her volunteer work spans youth support, gender advocacy, and community engagement, including contributions to the Women and Girls in Georgia Conference. Recognized for her leadership and scholarship throughout her education, she continues to champion the rights of marginalized individuals through her legal work. At MPG Trial Law, she is building a practice that stands firmly for fairness, compassion, and powerful client advocacy.
• Georgia State University College of Law
• The University of Georgia
What do you attribute your success to?
I attribute my success to building my firm around a genuine passion for helping people. I didn’t start this practice for recognition or financial gain—I started it to advocate for those who need a voice and to make a meaningful impact in their lives. That purpose continues to drive everything I do.
What advice would you give to young women entering your industry?
My advice to young women entering the legal field is to know your worth, trust your instincts, and never underestimate the power of your voice. I’m passionate about empowering women in law and am committed to building a firm that uplifts and supports women attorneys. We rise by lifting each other.