Lydia Greene

Lydia grew up on an Iowa farm outside a town without a single stoplight, where she learned early that community is not just where you live, it is how you take care of one another. Graduating in a high school class of just 22 taught her the value of showing up for the people around her, a principle that has guided her path ever since.

She earned her Political Science degree from Iowa State University, where she was active in student government and supported political campaigns aimed at driving positive change. Today, as a pre-litigation legal assistant at CGH, she brings that same community-first mindset to her work. Much of what she does happens behind the scenes, but every detail is critical to building a strong, effective case for our clients. Working here feels like home because she gets to collaborate with a team that truly cares about advocating for people and making the world a better place.

Outside of work, Lydia is a big believer in the power of music and shared human connection. You will often find her at local festivals and concerts, or singing with the Denver Feminist Chorus, an ensemble dedicated to human rights advocacy through performance. She loves connecting with people from all walks of life and finding ways to help, big or small.