Gregory LaBlanc
Adjunct Professor
In addition to teaching at USF, Gregory LaBlanc has been a
lecturer at UC Berkeley since 2005, teaching courses in Finance,
Accounting, Law, and Strategy in the Haas School, the Law School
(Boalt Hall), and the Department of Economics. Prior to joining the
Haas faculty, he studied Economics, Business, and Law at the
Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, George Mason Law
School, Duke University Law School, and Berkeley Law (Boalt Hall).
He has previously taught Finance, Management, Law, and Economics at
the Wharton School, Duke University, and the University of Virginia
and has been a consultant in the areas of IP litigation and
competitive intelligence.
Education
University of California, Berkeley, L.L.M.ex.
George Mason University. J.D.
University of Pennsylvania, BS, Economics
Research Areas
Tax policy and the economic analysis of law
Teaching
- Behavioral Finance and Risk Management
- Financial Markets
