Gregory Bordelon, JD

Education

• JD, Louisiana State University Paul M. Hebert Law Center
• BA, University of Louisiana at Lafayette

Employment History

• Associate Professor and Director of Academic Success, University of Maine School of Law
• Assistant Teaching Professor, Department of Finance, Real Estate and Decision Sciences, Wichita State University
• Executive Director, Louisiana Committee on Bar Admissions
• Lecturer, Department of Political Science and Sociology
• Director, Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning, Monmouth University

Research Interests

• Interdisciplinary Legal Studies
• Federalism and Intergovernmental Relationships
• Comparative Law and Legal Process
• Legal Education and Licensure, Legal Professional Responsibility

Affiliations

• Academy of Legal Studies in Business
• Northeast Association of Pre-Law Advisors
• Association of Academic Support Educators 

Selected Publications

Peer-Reviewed Journals

• The De-Federalization Gamble: A Workable Anti-Commandeering Framework for States Seeking to Legalize Certain Vice Areas, Atlantic Law Journal (Volume 20, pp. 103-190) (September 2018)

Book Chapters

• History and Evolution of Lobbying Regulation, Dirty Deals: An Encyclopedia of Lobbying, Political Influence, and Corruption (pp. 29-64), ABC-CLIO, Handlin, Amy (ed.) (August 2014)
• The Future of Campaign Finance Regulation in A Post-Citizens United World, Dirty Deals: An Encyclopedia of Lobbying, Political Influence, and Corruption (pp. 202-229), ABC-CLIO, Handlin, Amy (ed.) (August 2014)

Popular Media and Trade Journal Publications

• Tina Turner’s Name Wasn’t Always Hers, But She Fought for It, Bloomberg Law, May 26, 2023
• State Bar Offices Need Critical Resources to Plan February Exam, Bloomberg Law, December 8, 2021
• What’s A Last Name Worth in Divorce? If It’s Gates, a Lot, Bloomberg Law, May 12, 2021
• Becoming A Lawyer Should Not Be A Product of “Instagramification”, Teach Law Better blog, November 19, 2019
• Proposing A Continuum of Legal Education and Collaboration Beyond Three Years, Teach Law Better blog, December 11, 2017
• Yes, Fantasy Sports Is Legal, but Could Regulation Reap Money for N.J.?, Star Ledger, October 25, 2015
• N.J.’s Sports-Wagering Fight May Go to U.S. Supreme Court, New Jersey Law Journal, Volume 214, Number 10, pp. 902-903, December 2013