Jared Levine

Jared's practice focuses on complex litigation at both the trial and appellate levels, with an emphasis on post-closing merger and asset sale disputes, energy and commodities trading disputes, antitrust litigation, class action defense, and product liability and false advertising claims.

Jared appears regularly in state and federal trial courts, as well as commercial arbitrations, where he represents clients from a broad range of industries, including private equity firms, telecommunications companies, industrial manufacturers, renewable energy producers, investment banks, commodity traders, and insurers.

Jared also devotes a substantial portion of his practice to pro bono litigation and has represented dozens of individuals in immigration proceedings, employment disputes, criminal appeals, and landlord-tenant litigation. In November 2020, the National Law Journal named Jared to its list of 2020 Immigration Law Trailblazer for his work on behalf of victims of the Trump Administration’s family separation policy.

Jared also currently serves as the Impact Litigation Fellow at the non-profit Northern Manhattan Improvement Corporation, where he focuses on representing low income tenants in impact litigation designed to expand access to affordable rent stabilized housing in New York City.

Jared was a class valedictorian and the recipient of the Saul Tischler Memorial Award, the Harry A. Moore Prize, and the Rutgers Outstanding Scholastic Achievement Award for International Law.