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Peter L. Weber

Director

Mr. Weber handles all aspects of civil litigation, with a particular emphasis in the area of professional liability defense. Mr. Weber's clients range from lawyers, directors and officers, insurance brokers, architects and design professionals to small businesses. In additional to representing professionals, Mr. Weber maintains an active practice in intellectual property matters and personal injury defense. Mr. Weber has participated in jury and bench trials and has appeared before various courts of appeal.

Additionally, Mr. Weber has been selected as a Northern California Super Lawyer every year since 2013.

Representative Matters

• State Bar of California v. Attorney. Represented the defendant Attorney in charges brought by the State Bar of California. The State Bar of California filed a Notice of Disciplinary Charges consisting of two counts against the Attorney. After a three-day trial, both charges were dismissed and the defendant Attorney was awarded her costs.

Selected Publications

• New Rules Modify Unauthorized Practice of Law Rules in California, Daily Journal, October 5, 2018
• Mediating Legal Malpractice? Come Armed with Information, Panel Says, Bloomberg ABA/BNA, October 4, 2017
• You Received An Investigation Letter From The State Bar - Don't Panic. Here's Your Game Plan, Co-Published with Karen Stromeyer, Plaintiff Magazine, October 2017
• Patent reform: Death knell for litigation?, Co-Published with Allen Kuo, The Recorder, July 9, 2012

Selected Presentations

• Potential Medi-Cal Pitfalls in Estate Practice and How to Avoid Them, Bar Association of San Francisco, December 2014
• Mitigation Potential Legal Malpractice Claims, Co-Presented with Jason Fellner and Lemme Insurance, City Club San Francisco, April 23, 2014
• Ethical Advice for Solo Practitioners & Doing Pro Bono Work, Co-Presented with Nicholas Larson and Adam Koss, San Francisco Bar Association, May 2013
• Co-presenter of a lecture on ethics before the San Francisco Bar Association; and co-speaker of Got Ethics before the Marin County Bar Association
• How to Avoid Ethical Pitfalls When Doing Pro Bono Work, San Francisco Bar Association

Published Appellate Decisions

• Ringcentral, Inc. v. Quimby, 711 F.Supp.2d 1048, United States District Court, Northern District, April 8, 2010 — Copyright, trademark and service mark enforcement, patent infringement.

Pro Hac Vice

• State of Oregon

Peter L. Weber

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