H. Lewis Gillis

Means Gillis Law, LLC

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He works for Means Gillis Law, LLC in Montgomery, Alabama, providing legal advice on personal injury-related issues - . Lewis Gillis graduated from Emory University School of Law with a law degree and graduated with the class in 1976. Lewis Gillis resigned from the Bar in 1976. The multi-factor selection process includes independent research, peer-to-peer nominations and evaluations, and professional achievements in legal practice.

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Means Gillis Law, LLC
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Emory University School of Law

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