Discovery Permitted in Public Records Act Litigation Jeff Lewis First Amendment, Law, PRA California, Discovery, public records act
SLAPP’d in San Bernardino: Public Defender’s Retaliation Lawsuit Deemed a SLAPP Jeff Lewis Anti-SLAPP, Appellate Law, Civil Law, Law, Win It anti-SLAPP, California, civil appeal, first amendment, San Bernardino, SLAPP
New California Law Strengthens Consumers’ Right to Post Online Reviews Jeff Lewis Anti-SLAPP California, first amendment, Yelp
SLAPP’d in Los Angeles: What types of Lawsuits are Protected by California’s Anti-SLAPP Law Jeff Lewis Anti-SLAPP, Law anti-SLAPP, Business Torts, California, Civil Procedure, Constitutional Law, first amendment, Free Speech, Personal Injury, SLAPP
SLAPP’d in Los Angeles: A Guide to California’s Anti-SLAPP Law Jeff Lewis Anti-SLAPP, Law anti-SLAPP, Business Torts, California, Civil Procedure, Constitutional Law, first amendment, Free Speech, Personal Injury, SLAPP
Four Things Every Trial Lawyer Should Know About Civil Writs Jeff Lewis Appellate Law, Civil Law, Law, Win It Appeal, California, motion to expunge lis pendens, petition for writ of mandate, public records act
Justice Rubin Tackles the Amorphous “Abuse of Discretion” Standard Jeff Lewis Appellate Law, Civil Law, Law abuse of discretion, California, Civil Procedure, Standard of review, Trial court
Why Appellate Procedural Rules Matter Jeff Lewis Appellate Law, Civil Law, Law, Win It Appellate court, California, Civil Procedure, Court of Appeal
Contrasting the Torts of Malicious Prosecution and Abuse of Process Jeff Lewis Civil Law, Law abuse of process, California, Malicious Prosecution, Tort
Proving the “Prior Action” Requirement of a Malicious Prosecution Case Jeff Lewis Civil Law, Law California, California State Bar, Lawsuit, Malicious Prosecution, Probable cause
