Paul J. Greene
Adjunct Professor
M.A., Brandeis UniversityM.A., Syracuse University
J.D., University of Maine School of Law
Paul is recognized in the 2012 edition of Chambers USA as one of America's leading sports lawyers. He practices at Terry Garmey & Associates in Portland where he represents clients in a variety of areas. Notably, Paul protects the rights of athletes in sports litigation matters including Olympic eligibility, anti-doping, contract and intellectual property disputes. This year he successfully overturned a wrongful doping ban levied against an Egyptian athlete before the Court of Arbitration for Sport in Switzerland known globally as the "Supreme Court for Sports Law.”
Paul’s career began at two of Portland’s most prominent law firms, Verrill Dana and Preti Flaherty.
Paul is a member of the Immigration Legal Advocacy Project, a group of Maine attorneys committed to protecting the rights of immigrants by providing pro bono representation in asylum matters. He teaches as an adjunct professor at the University of Maine School of Law and serves on the school's Alumni Association Board of Directors.
Prior to launching his legal career, Paul was an award-winning sportscaster in Maine and at a network based in New York City.
Paul lives in Falmouth with his wife, Julie, and their children, Ben and Anna, where he coaches youth soccer and baseball.
A lifelong runner, who captained the Brandeis University Cross Country and Track teams during his college years, Paul has become a trail runner who finds solace in the serenity of the Maine woods.
Bar Admissions:
Maine, 2007
Massachusetts, 2007
United States District Court, District of Maine, 2007
