Faith E. A. Lewis is an associate in Lieff Cabraser’s San Francisco office.  Faith works primarily in the firm’s employment, mass torts, and defective products practice groups.  Recently, this work includes the Social Media Adolescent Addiction MDL, No. 3047, the Oral Phenylephrine MDL, No. 3089, and several wage and hour class actions.

Faith earned their J.D. from Yale Law School, during which time Faith was an NAACP LDF Earl Warren Scholar and a WLALA Ruth Bader Ginsburg Equity Scholar – honors awarded to law students with demonstrated commitments to racial justice and the public interest.

While at Yale, Faith served as Co-President of OutLaws.  Faith was also a clinic member of the Access to Law School Clinic, Geriatric Medical-Legal Partnerships, the San Francisco Affirmative Litigation Project, and the Health Justice: Theory to Practice Clinic.  As a law student, Faith worked as a law clerk at the San Francisco City Attorney’s Office and two private, plaintiffs’ side law firms in the Bay Area.

A Presidential Scholar in the Honors Program, Faith graduated from American University with a B.A. in Environmental Studies and Economics and a minor in International Studies.