Charles Briton Lewis

Charles Briton Lewis

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Rating: 8.2

Licensed for 49 years

Lawsuits and disputes Lawyer at Chicago, IL
Practice Areas: Lawsuits & Disputes, Construction & Development, Commercial

227 West Monroe Street, Suite 3400, Chicago, IL

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Licenses

Licensed in Illinois for 49 years

State: Illinois

Acquired: 1976

Retired

No misconduct found

Location

Duane Morris LLP

227 West Monroe Street, Suite 3400, Chicago, IL, 60606-5098

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Experience

Rating:  8.2 (Excellent)

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Associations

American Bar Association

Member

Illinois State Bar Association

Member

Chicago Bar Association

Member

DuPage County Bar Association

Member

American Arbitration Association

Member

Trial Lawyers Club of Chicago

Member

Education

1976

University of San Francisco Law School

JD - Juris Doctor

1972

University of Michigan, Ann Arbor

BA - Bachelor of Arts

Speaking Engagements

2006

Circuit Court of Cook County Court Annexed Mediation Program

Construction Mediation - A View from the Mediator's Chair

2005

National Society of Professional Engineers, 2005 Annual Convention

Dispute Resolution Methods Used in Construction Cases

2005

Illinois Road & Transportation Builders Association

Engineer Is Human - But Who Pays for Engineering Design Problems on Transportation Construction Projects?

2005

Chicago Bar Association

Dispute Resolution Methods

2004

The "A/E Issues" Construction Superconference

To Engineer Is Human - But Who Pays for Engineering Design Problems on Transportation Construction Projects?

2003

Owner's Construction Superconference

New Highways from Virginia to Utah and Beyond/The Road to Design-Build Success

2003

Forbes Magazine, Construction Superconference

Rescuing the Stalled Public Infrastructure Project - Lessons Learned from the Athens Metro - Drama, Pathos, Humor, Happy Ending

2003

ABA Annual Meeting, Section of Litigation

Arbitration: A Primer for Complex Contractual Disputes

2002

Contractor's Construction Superconference

Arming Your Advocates

1998

Forbes Magazine, "Worldwide Infrastructure Partnerships Conference"

Partnership and Leadership: The Secrets of Successfully Managing and Overseeing the Privatized Project to Deal with the High Risk of Construction Failure and Capital Loss

Publications

2005

Construction Executive Doing Business in Mexico

2005

Chicago Building Congress What's Wrong with Chicago's New General Contractor's Licensing Ordinance?

2004

President & CEO Magazine Ten Tips for Making Your Mediation Successful - A View from the Mediator's Chair

2003

President & CEO Magazine Discretion the Better Part of Valor: Arbitration in Lieu of Litigation

2002

Construction Law News In Defense of Abstinence - The World Trade Center Attack Aftermath

1998

Chicago Bar Journal The Manifest Disregard of the Law Standard of Review for Domestic Arbitration Awards

1995

Illinois Law Journal Restrictions on Attorney Contracts with Adversary's Former Employees
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