Jeff Lewis on Gurvey’s Law Discussing Harry and Megan’s Paparazzi Lawsuit
Did the paparazzi break privacy laws when they sent drones into the airspace above Harry and Meghan’s L.A. home? Jeff Lewis joined Alan Gurvey and Kerri Kasem and weighs in.
Privacy
Jeff Lewis on Good Morning Britain Discussing the Duke and Duchess Privacy Lawsuit
Woman Wrongly Identified as \”Torrance Karen\” Facing Death Threats Over Racist Rants She Didn’t Make
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle File Lawsuit Over Privacy Rights
Woman Wrongly Identified as \”Torrance Karen\” Facing Death Threats Over Racist Rants She Didn’t Make
Jeff Lewis featured on KABC: Smartphone apps tracing Coronavirus and social distancing raise privacy concerns
Jeff Lewis was featured on KABC to offer his opinion on privacy issues and safeguards about smartphone apps that are tracing Coronavirus and social distancing.
Photographers’ Rights in California
What rights does a photographer have to take a photo and what limits may law enforcement or the courts impose on those rights? The courts in California have not clearly […]
Legal Articles of Note
Articles that Have My Attention: New York Firm Terminated After Lawyer Has Meltdown In Parking Lot After School District Meeting (Jonathan Turley, July 10, 2013) A Plan to Shield Against Patent […]
Legal Articles of Note
Articles that Got My Attention: Federal Judge To Face Rare Review Over Controversial Remarks, (NPR, June 13, 2013) Under The Radar: Some Pilots Of Small Drones Skirt FAA Rules, (NPR, […]
Legal Articles of Note
Articles that Got My Attention: Why Managing Matters is a Serious Matter, (Tony Reiss, June 9, 2013). Judge Rules that Movie Studio Should Have Been Paying Interns, (NY Times, June 11, […]
Court of Appeal Affirms Police Use of GPS from Stolen Phone to Locate Phone Thief
Today Justice James A. Richman of the First Appellate District authored an opinion affirming the use by law enforcement of GPS locating services obtained from a stolen cell phone to locate […]
Lawsuits Spawned by Carrie Prejean’s Remarks Not protected by anti-SLAPP Statute
When parties settle a case and the settlement contains a confidentiality agreement, a subsequent lawsuit for breach of that confidentiality agreement does not come within the purview of California’s anti-SLAPP […]