2019 Who’s Who in Professional Services – Pacific Coast Business Times

Posted 20 Nov 2019 by

A special report of the Pacific Coast Business Times

The Pacific Coast Business Times is publishing their 2019 annual “Who’s Who in Professional Services” for the Tri-County area (Ventura, Santa Barbara, and San Luis Obispo Counties). Spiwak & Iezza, LLP is proud to announce that Lisa Spiwak was once again selected to be included in the list. This special report is a must-read for anyone seeking legal services in the region and lists the “movers and shakers” which are the trusted advisers to the Tri-County business community.

Congratulations to Lisa!

Who’s Who in Professional Services
OCTOBER 18 – 24, 2019

Lisa Spiwak

Partner

Spiwak & Iezza, LLP

Thousand Oaks
Since 1992, Lisa Spiwak has headed up Spiwak and Iezza, LLP. Her firm has become a leading California law firm for commercial col- lection litigation. They represent large multi- national corporations in the collection of their commercial debt. During the formation of the firm, Spiwak was accepted into the Temporary Judge Program through the LA Municipal Court. She received certification for completion of the training course for temporary judge work and sat on the bench of the LA Small Claims Courts as a Judge Pro Tem.

She attended Pitzer College where she studied business and sociology. She spent a portion of her law school education at the University of London studying international trade and finance and received her juris doctor degree from South- western Law School in Los Angeles.

 

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