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
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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
Frequently Asked Questions About Trump’s Executive Order, Section 230 and the Impact on Twitter
Coronavirus is changing the legal landscape.
Supreme Court asked to grant review and hear case involving “cruel and unusual punishment” challenge to the power of government to address homeless camping on public property
Jeff Lewis Law filed an amicus brief on behalf of Venice Stakeholders Association in the United States Supreme Court in the matter of Boise v. Martin. The City of Boise is asking […]
SLAPP’d in San Diego: Court of Appeal Confirms Requirement that a Malicious Prosecution Plaintiff Prove it Prevailed as to Entire Prior Action
This post is part of an ongoing series on California’s anti-SLAPP law from the perspective of Los Angeles appellate and trial attorney, Jeff Lewis. The First Amendment and California’s anti-SLAPP law have long been […]
California Supreme Court Affirms Absolute Defense to Malicious Prosecution Action
Have you ever written or received a letter threatening a malicious prosecution action? Often times the people writing and sending such letters are unaware that a malicious prosecution action is […]
The Failure to File Proper Appellate Briefs Can End in Disaster for Your Appeal
On July 27, 2017, the Third District Court of Appeal published a decision in Ewaid v. Nationstar Mortgage, LLC In that case, the court never reached the merits of the appeal […]
Summary of June 2017 Writ Workshop by LACBA Appellate Section
Earlier this week, I attended a fantastic panel by the LACBA Appellate Section on avoiding fatal mistakes in writs. The presentation was made by two writs attorneys of the Second […]
SLAPP’d by the State Bar: Lack of Subject Matter Jurisdiction Does not Deprive Superior Court of Jurisdiction to Award Attorney’s Fees
This post is part of a series on California’s anti-SLAPP law from the perspective of Los Angeles appellate and trial attorney, Jeffrey Lewis. The First Amendment and California’s anti-SLAPP law have long been held […]
Three Ways to Guarantee that the Court of Appeal Ignores Your Arguments
How can an appellate specialist help you present your arguments on appeal? Sometimes having assistance in preparing a complete appellate record and supporting legal arguments with citations can ensure that the appellate court […]
SLAPP’d in Boston: Massachusetts High Court Waters Down First Amendment Protection
California’s anti-SLAPP law protects persons who are unfairly targeted in a lawsuit arising from activities protected by the First Amendment. A defendant who is sued for speaking out at a […]
SLAPP’d in LA: California Supreme Court Narrows the Reach of California’s Anti-SLAPP Law
This post is part of a series on California’s anti-SLAPP law from the perspective of Los Angeles appellate and trial attorney, Jeffrey Lewis. The First Amendment and California’s anti-SLAPP law have long been held […]