Section 128.7 Sanctions Not Available Following Arbitration Jeff Lewis Appellate Law, Civil Law, Ethics, Law Arbitration, Arbitration award, Legal Ethics, rule 11, sanctions
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The Perils of In-House Counsel Simultaneously Representing Company and Employee Jeff Lewis Civil Law, Law, Law Practice, Malpractice Conflict of Interest, Ethics, In House Counsel, malpractice, Professional Responsibility, Union Pacific
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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
3 Reasons a Trial Lawyer Should Retain an Appellate Specialist as Co-Counsel Jeff Lewis Appellate Law, Civil Law, Law, Law Practice, Win It Appeal, Lawyer
Defending the Malicious Prosecution claim Jeff Lewis Civil Law, Law Malicious Prosecution, Probable cause, Statute of Limitations, Unclean Hands
