A Lewis & Llewellyn team, led by Paul Llewellyn and Matt Dickman, recently won summary judgment for its client, a major consumer electronics manufacturer, in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California against AIG Insurance Company. The Court ruled that AIG was required to defend the firm’s client in a series of underlying class actions. Law 360 featured this victory as one of the country’s notable rulings.
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Last month, The Daily Journal, California’s leading legal newspaper, featured a full-page article on Lewis & Llewellyn. The article, entitled “Leap of Faith”, highlighted the firm’s continued growth and recent successes, with a client list ranging from small tech companies to some of the country’s best known corporations.
A link to the article can be found here.
In addition to our state and federal court trial practice, at Lewis & Llewellyn we routinely conduct alternative dispute resolution. Earlier this year, Lewis & Llewellyn defended a major San Francisco retailer in a bet-the-company commercial arbitration where the plaintiff was seeking substantial six figure damages. The Lewis & Llewellyn team, led by Marc Lewis and Ryan Erickson, secured a complete defense victory for the client. In addition, the plaintiff was ordered to pay our client’s attorneys’ fees.
Ryan Erickson Featured on NBC News
Lewis & Llewellyn attorney Ryan Erickson was recently interviewed on the NBC evening news concerning a lawsuit the firm recently filed against the Belmont-Redwood Shores School District. The lawsuit arises out of horrific sexual abuse suffered by the firm’s client at the hands of a school janitor when she was just twelve years old.
We are pleased to announce that Lewis & Llewellyn associate Evan Burbidge was recently appointed to the Executive Committee of the Bar Association of San Francisco’s (BASF) Barristers Litigation Section. Evan is a longtime member of the BASF, and recently served on a committee to review and respond to proposed admissions reforms for California attorneys.
Last month, the Bar Association of San Francisco named Marc Lewis to its Executive Committee for the Litigation Section. The section seeks to educate San Francisco litigators regarding current litigation developments and serves as a liaison between members of the local bar and the local state and federal bench. The section also comments on proposed changes in statutes and in regulations affecting litigators.