Courtney N. Lewis
Biography
Courtney N. Lewis is a a litigation associate at Baker McKenzie with a focus on intellectual property law and commercial litigation.
Practice Focus
Courtney represents a variety of US and international clients, ranging from large multinational companies to individuals, in matters including intellectual property disputes, white collar securities and corruption matters, consumer class actions, digital privacy litigation, and shareholder disputes. Prior to joining practice she clerked at the US Attorney's Office in San Francisco twice.
Representative Legal Matters
- Defended Chinese manufacturer in ITC Trade secret misappropriation case. Client handling, fact and expert witness preparation and examination, drafting and arguing trial motions, drafting briefs.
- Represented solar panel manufacturer in consumer liability class action MDL; participated in mediation and settlement preparation.
- Conducted internal investigations of companies and individuals involved in securities violations, as well as investigations under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
- Represented a US-based microchip manufacturer in a multinational breach of contract case; conducted discovery, depositions, motions to compel, and documents for client communication.
- Represented an expert witness firm in third-party depositions in a toxic tort MDL and Federal class action.
- Assisted national bank in implementing regulatory compliance penalties.
Admissions
- California~United States (2022)
Education
- University of California, Berkeley School of Law (JD) (2022)
- Tsinghua University (MPA) (2013)
- Brandeis University (Environmental Studies, BA, Magna Cum Laude, Phi Beta Kappa) (2010)
Baker & McKenzie LLP is a member of Baker & McKenzie International.