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Education and Legal Experience
Gregory A. Gordillo has focused his law practice on employment related matters
since he graduated in the top 5% of his class at
Cleveland Marshall College of Law.
After a successful eight-year association with one
of Ohio's
largest law firms, Mr. Gordillo opened his own law offices in
Cleveland and
North Royalton,
Ohio approximately 6 years ago.
He has successfully represented both employers and employees by providing
counseling to avoid litigation and advocacy when litigation was inevitable.
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Recognized Accomplishments
Mr. Gordillo has published numerous articles on trial procedure and
employment laws, and his work has been cited and relied on by
the New Jersey Supreme Court
and the United States Court of Appeals
for the Second Circuit, which determines federal law for Connecticut,
New York, and Vermont.
He was one of only 30 trial lawyers selected from across the country to attend
the American
Bar Association's First National Trial Academy. He has served as
Vice-Chair of the Trial Techniques Committee for the American Bar Association's
Torts and Insurance Practice Section.
He has also been invited to speak at trial tactics and employment law
related seminars across the country.
Local Leadership Within The Legal Community
In the Fall of 2005, Mr. Gordillo was named as one of the Masters of the
Bench for the Cleveland Employment Law Inn of Court. The Cleveland Employment
Law Inn of Court is a chapter of the American Inns of Court.
With approximately 80 members, The Cleveland Employment Inn of Court is the only
bar organization in Northeast Ohio that is solely comprised of attorneys who
practice employment law along with local judges and law professors. The Mission
of the American Inns of Court is to foster excellence in professionalism, ethics,
civility, and legal skills. Masters of the Bench are the members of the Inn
that are deemed to have the highest level of expertise and fulfill the role of
being a mentor to the other members of the Inn who fall in the categories of
being a "Barrister", "Associate", or "Pupil".
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