Lee Sacks is a distinguished California attorney. He is the President and Partner at The Law Offices of Lee Sacks, a Professional Corporation, in Malibu.

Lee Sacks has been practicing law in Southern California for more than forty years. He arrived in Los Angeles from New York, where he had been an Associate at Paskus, Gordon and Hyman, and at Bluestone, Kliegman & Israel, both of them prestigious law firms. Lee Sacks received his Juris Doctorate in 1969 from the Albany Law School at Union University in Albany. Earlier, he attended the University of Buffalo, where he graduated in 1966 with a degree in political science.

After being admitted to the California Bar Association, Lee Sacks joined the Beverly Hills law firm of Mazirow, Schneider, Forer & Lawrence. He opened his own firm in 1976, and was later the Senior Partner of Sacks & Zweig, located in Santa Monica. He has been engaged in the practice of business, entertainment, corporate, and transactional law and litigation ever since.

Lee Sacks is known in the legal community as a lawyer who cares about his clients. He has represented many of them for many years. He has distinguished himself by serving as Judge Pro Tempore in the Beverly Hills Municipal Court and the Santa Monica and Los Angeles Civil Courts, and has also been an Arbitrator and a Mediator in many dispute and litigations.

Malibu, California, where Lee Sacks lives and works, in an oceanfront community in Los Angeles County. It is known for its scenic beaches, its surfer lifestyle, and for being the home of movie stars, and others who work in the entertainment industry.

Lee Sacks works hard to reach a successful outcome for each of his clients. The Law Offices of Lee Sacks, a Professional Corporation, have been an AV rated law firm for the last ten years. An AV Rating shows that a lawyer has achieved professional excellence, and is recognized for the highest levels of skill and integrity.
The rating is the result of peer review and is based on confidential opinions of practicing attorneys, and members of the judiciary.