Mr. Levin graduated from the University of Washington School of Law in 1988. After four years defending clients accused of white collar crimes, Mr. Levin spent seven years with a small firm emphasizing property subrogation matters on behalf of insurance carriers. There he honed his civil litigation skills on cases involving fires, product failures and construction defects. In 1998, Mr. Levin became a member of the California Bar and later worked with a prominent San Francisco litigation boutique, where he continued work on subrogation cases and began handling insurance coverage and defense matters. Mr. Levin returned to the Pacific Northwest in 2001 and joined the Seattle office of Portland based Mitchell, Lang & Smith. As a partner of the firm, Mr. Levin continued his civil litigation practice in a variety of areas including casualty defense, personal injury, professional malpractice, subrogation and insurance coverage.

Areas of Practice

• Civil Litigation
• Personal Injury
• Insurance Coverage
• Product Liability
• Insurance Subrogation

Bar Admissions

• Washington, 1988
• California, 1998 (currently inactive status)

Education

• University of Washington School of Law, Seattle, Washington, 1988 J.D.
• Michigan State University, 1983 B.A., Political Science, with High Honors

Federal Court Admissions

• Western District of Washington, 1989
• Eastern District of Washington, 2004
• Northern District of California, 2001
• Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, 2008

Professional Associations and Memberships

• Washington State Bar Association
• State Bar of California
• Multnomah County Bar Association