Eric A. Schreiber

Practice Groups
Education
Loyola Law School
  • Doctor of Jurisprudence (1997)
  • Cum Laude
  • Graduated in the Top 5%
University of California at San Diego (John Muir College)
  • Bachelor of Art, Political Science, Minor in History and Philosophy (1994)
  • Biography
  • Publications
  • Memberships
  • Awards
  • Eric A. Schreiber is a Shareholder at Lewitt Hackman. With more than 30 years of experience advocating for clients in transactions and litigation, Eric advises on:

    • Appellate Law
    • Corporate and Business Matters
    • Commercial Real Estate
    • Estate Planning
    • Probate
    • Special Needs Trusts
    • Trust Planning and Administration
    • Wills

    His litigation experience concerns matters resulting in published appellate decisions, including Snowney v. Harrah’s Entertainment, Inc., Apple, Inc. v. Superior Court and Y.K.A. Industries, Inc. v. Redevelopment Agency of the City of San Jose.

    Eric published articles regarding numerous legal issues including judicial estoppel and class action procedure, and his work appeared in the Loyola Law Review and California Lawyer. His law review comment on judicial estoppel was discussed in a published California appellate decision and cited in a law review article.

    Eric earned his Juris Doctor, cum laude, from Loyola Law School, ranking in the top five percent of his class and served as a Note and Comment Editor of the Loyola Law Review. His academic honors include membership in the Order of the Coif. He earned his Bachelor of Arts in political science from the University of California, San Diego.

    Published Opinions

    • Kathleen Riley v. Hilton Hotels Corporation <2002) 100 Cal. App.4th 599
    • Adam Plotkin v. Sajahtera, Inc. <2003) 106 Cal. App.4th 953
    • Snowney v. Harrah’s Entertainment, Inc. <2005) 35 Cal.4th 1054; Cert. Denied (2005) 126 S.Ct. 659
    • Y.K.A. Industries, Inc. v. Redevelopment Agency of the City of San Jose <2009) 174 Cal. App.4th 339
    • Apple, Inc. v. Superior Court (Krescent), <2013) 56 Cal.4th 128
    • Ambers v. Beverages & More, Inc. <2015) 236 Cal. App.4th 508
    • Author: The Judiciary Says You Can’t Have it Both Ways: Judicial Estoppel–a Doctrine Precluding Inconsistent Positions  - 30 Loyola Law Review 323, 1996
    • Author: Email Notice in Class Actions - California Lawyer , July 2001
    • State Bar of California
    • Admitted to Practice Law Before the Ninth Circuit
    • Admitted to Practice Law Before the United States Supreme Court

    Law Review

    • Staff Member of Loyola Law Review, 1995-1996
    • Note and Comment Editor for Loyola Law Review, 1996-1997
  • Honor Societies

    • Order of the Coif (1997)
    • Member of Alpha Sigma Nu, Law Honor Society (1997)
    • Member of St. Thomas Moore Law Society, Top 15% of Law School Class (1994-1997)
    • Listed in Bar Register of Preeminent Lawyers (2007-2011)
    • Southern California Rising Star – Business Litigation, Super Lawyers Magazine (2011, 2012)

    Academic Awards

    • American Jurisprudence Award - Criminal Justice (1994)
    • American Jurisprudence Award - Evidence (1995)
    • American Jurisprudence Award - Federal Estate and Gift Tax (1997)
    • American Jurisprudence Award - Property II Future Interests and Estates (1997)
    • Phi Alpha Delta Award for Academic Scholarship (1996)
    • Dean's Academic List (1994-1997)
    • Recipient of Loyola Law Loyola Law School Academic Scholarship (1995-1997)
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