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Lark Lewis, J.D.

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Lark Lewis, J.D., Contributing Author

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Lark writes legal content for FindLaw.com. She also has over a decade of previous experience with Thomson Reuters as a Senior Attorney Editor. In that role, Lark created original legal content in the form of case headnotes and summaries to aid practicing attorneys in their legal research.

Lark graduated magna cum laude from Hamline University School of Law, where she was nominated for the award of Best First-Year Brief and was a mock trial finalist, Presidential Scholarship recipient, and law review contributor.

Lark is a self-described Renaissance woman. In addition to her love of legal writing and editing, Lark is also passionate about women’s health, and holds a master’s degree in acupuncture from Northwestern Health Sciences University. Additionally, Lark is a musician with over 35 years of experience as a pianist and flutist. Lark is a parent to two teens, and is also actively engaged in social justice work, with a special and personal interest in LGBTQ+ rights.

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