Can you teach undergraduate courses at a university with a JD?
Sure. There technically aren't degree qualifications for most universities. Obviously most profs/instructors will be PhDs or grad students working towards one; you'll also find J.Ds and MBAs teaching certain course. I think more commonly at community colleges, but it isn't unheard of for a J.D. to teach college classes at a university.
I took a business law class in UG and my prof had a J.D. as a terminal degree.
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I've taken courses taught by attorneys both at my community college and four-year college, so yes.
Yup. I took three undergrad courses taught by attorneys.
Can you teach undergraduate courses at a university with a JD?
Sure. There technically aren't degree qualifications for most universities. Obviously most profs/instructors will be PhDs or grad students working towards one; you'll also find J.Ds and MBAs teaching certain course. I think more commonly at community colleges, but it isn't unheard of for a J.D. to teach college classes at a university.
I took a business law class in UG and my prof had a J.D. as a terminal degree.