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Photographers’ Rights in California Jeff Lewis Civil Law, Law, Privacy ACLU, American Civil Liberties Union, first amendment, Fourth Amendment, Fourth Amendment to the United States Constitution, photography
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Defending the Malicious Prosecution claim Jeff Lewis Civil Law, Law Malicious Prosecution, Probable cause, Statute of Limitations, Unclean Hands
No Harm, No Foul: Court of Appeal lets UCLA off the hook for $16 million in lost medical data case Jeff Lewis Civil Law, Law California, class actions, PHI, Privacy, Regents of University of California, Statutory damages, ucla
Establishing the “Probable Cause” Element of a Malicious Prosecution claim Jeff Lewis Civil Law, Law Courts of California, Malicious Prosecution, Probable cause
Covenants not to compete still unenforceable in California Jeff Lewis Civil Law American Arbitration Association, Arbitration, California, Neonatal intensive care unit, Non-compete clause, Pediatrix
Establishing the “Favorable Termination” Element of a Malicious Prosecution claim Jeff Lewis Civil Law, Law abuse of process, Litigation, Malicious Prosecution
Three Ways a Trial Lawyer Can Strengthen the Odds of Winning on Appeal Jeff Lewis Appellate Law, Civil Law, Law, Win It Appeal, California, Court of Appeal, Lawyer
Three key questions to ask in evaluating any potential case for Malicious Prosecution Jeff Lewis Anti-SLAPP, Civil Law, Law Jeffrey Lewis, Malicious Prosecution, Probable cause, SLAPP, Strategic lawsuit against public participation
