Lewis Brisbois COO Rich Davis will speak on the state of the legal market at the 24th Annual Law Firm COO & CFO Forum, held at the Conrad Washington, D.C. on October 22 at 1:15 p.m. ET. 

St. Louis Managing Partner Tracy Cowan and Kansas City Partner Jonathan Craig secured a summary judgment win in a Missouri negligence action with a $2 million demand.

Atlanta Partner Tawana B. Johnson will speak at the upcoming 2025 "Cyber on the Pontoon Saloon" event to support The Cyber Helpline's Cybersecurity Awareness Month initiative, sponsored by Lewis Brisbois on October 23 at 6:30 p.m. CT.

Fort Lauderdale Partner Michael G. Platner will lead a “Going Liquid” workshop on strategic planning and liquidity exclusively for C-Level owners and key executive officers of private companies, hosted at Northern Trust's office in Fort Lauderdale on October 29 at 8:00 a.m. ET.

Lewis Brisbois is pleased to welcome Keith Walter to its Wilmington office as a partner in the firm’s Intellectual Property & Technology and Directors & Officers Litigation Practices. An experienced litigator, former general counsel, and intellectual property strategist, Mr. Walter brings more than 25 years of courtroom and counseling experience to the firm, with a track record of helping clients succeed both in disputes and in business.

Lewis Brisbois is pleased to announce that Providence Partner Brian C. Newberry was recently accepted as a new member of the Rhode Island Chapter of the American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA) during the organization’s National Board Meeting in Austin, Texas on October 4, 2025.

Fort Lauderdale Partner Nicole Vescova and Associate Kristin Mariani authored an article for The Florida Bar Labor & Employment Law Section’s publication, ‘The Checkoff,’ analyzing recent amendments to “vexatious litigant” laws.

Los Angeles Co-Managing Partner Kathleen Walker will join a roundtable discussion on mediation, hosted by the Southern California Association for Healthcare Risk Management (SCAHRM) at Judicate West in Santa Ana, California on October 16 at 6:00 p.m. PT.

Lewis Brisbois successfully argued in a case pending in Federal Court that the plaintiff’s injuries – which included two fusion surgeries and a shoulder surgery – did not fit within the statutory definition of a “serious injury" and the court ultimately dismissed the entire case.