About Benjamin M. Levine
Benjamin Levine believes that understanding the client's business and the regulatory environment they work in are of primary importance. Working with larger funds, and deals between funds, Benjamin has a deep knowledge of Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) regulation, and always strives to know the ins and outs of a client's business.
Understanding clients' businesses to help navigate complex regulatory environments
Legal work benefits from a well-rounded perspective, and Benjamin's background serves to support his knowledge in a variety of areas. During law school, he was editor-in-chief of the Chicago-Kent Law Review Vol. 98, a junior member of the Moot Court Honor Society, vice president of the Jewish Law Students Association, clerk of the Phi Alpha Delta Legal Fraternity, and a teaching assistant. Additionally, he served as a judicial extern for Judge Daniel B. Malone in the Probate Division of the Circuit Court of Cook County. His accomplishments also include Best Brief winner and Oral Argument semifinalist at the Notre Dame National Appellate Advocacy Tournament for Religious Freedom, and Oral Argument semifinalist at the Touro University 9th Annual Moot Court Competition in Law and Religion.
