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Lori G. Levin is a Lawyer in Chicago, Illinois

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Areas of Law

Criminal Law Juvenile Law Mental Health Guardianship
Criminal Law
75%
Juvenile Law
10%
Mental Health
10%
Guardianship
5%

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Lori G. Levin
Principal
180 N. LaSalle, Suite 3700,
Chicago, IL 60601
U.S.A.

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312-972-3756

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Experience & Credentials

Admission Details

Admitted in 1980, Illinois and U.S. District Court, Northern District of Illinois
1998, Federal Trial Bar, U.S. District Court, Northern District of Illinois
2002, Lead Counsel, Illinois Capital Litigation Trial Bar

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Law School Attended

Georgetown University Law Center
Class of 1980
J.D.

University Attended

University of Illinois
B.S.
Journalism
Class of 1977

Associations & Memberships

Illinois State Bar Association (Chair, Standing Committee on Continuing Legal Education, 2011—; Member, 2005-2011; Vice-Chair, Standing Committee on Continuing Legal Education, June 2009-2011; Secretary, Standing Committee on Continuing Legal Education, 2007-2009; Chair, Standing Committee on Mental Health Law, 2002-2003; Vice-Chair, Standing Committee on Mental Health Law, 2001-2002; Secretary, Standing Committee on Mental Health Law, 2000-2001; Standing Committee on Mental Health Law, 1998-2004; Standing Committee on Women and the Law Member, 2007— Criminal Justice Section Council Member, 2005— Elder Law Section Council Member, 2001-2003); American Bar Association (Vice-Chair of Criminal Justice Section Council for Professional Development/CLE, 1997-98; Assistant Secretary of Criminal Justice Section Council, 1988-89; Criminal Justice Section Council member 1988-93; Co-Chair, Legal Problems of the Elderly Committee, Criminal Justice Section, 2006-2010; Chair/Co-Chair, Ad Hoc Committee, Women in Criminal Justice Community, 1998-2006; Liaison from Criminal Justice Section to ABA Commission on Women, 1998-2001; Co-Chair, ABA/American Psychological Association; Symposium on Psychology and Criminal Law, Washington, D.C., October 14-17, 1999); Women's Bar Association of Illinois (President, 2004-2005; First Vice-President, April-May 2004; Second Vice-President, 2003-2004; Treasurer, 2002-2003; Corresponding Secretary, 2001-2002; Board of Directors, 2000-2006; Co-Chair, Annual Dinner, 2003, 2006 and 2009; Co-Chair, Joint Professional Dinner 2000 and 2001; Programming Co-Chair, 1999-2000; Joint WBAI-CBA Elder Women's Task Force, 1999—; Chicago Bar Association (Strategic Planning Committee, 2005-2006; Criminal Law Committee, 2009—; Mental Health Law Committee, 1998-2005):Decalogue Society of Lawyers (Board of Managers, 2011-present, Judicial Reception Committee, 2008 Events Committee, 2009—); Justinian Society of Lawyers; Women's Criminal Defense Bar Association; West Suburban Bar Association; Northwest Suburban Bar Association; North Suburban Bar Association; Illinois Bar Foundation (Grant Review Committee, 2006—); Anshe Emet Synagogue (Volunteer, Night Ministry Feeding the Homeless Project, 2006—); American Jewish Congress-Midwest Region (Governing Council, 1999-2004). Professional Activities: Speaker on issues pertaining to criminal justice, women, elder law, and mental health as well as trial competition evaluator and demonstrator. Highlights include: Women in Criminal Justice: Justice Delivered or Denied? Moderator and Speaker, Illinois State Bar Association, February 25, 2010; Governor's Elder Rights Conference, Moderator and Panelist, July 16, 2009; Women in Criminal Justice, CLE Speaker, Decalogue Society of Lawyers, May 14, 2008; Connecting the Pathways: 1st Annual Collaborative Juvenile Justice Conference, Welcome Address, Springfield, October 31, 2007; Justice for Girls: Delivered or Denied? Moderator, Illinois State Bar Association, October 4, 2007; Supervised Child Visitation & Exchange Services, City of Chicago Mayor's Office on Domestic Violence, Welcome Address, August 30, 2007; Illinois Integrated Justice Information Systems Summit, Welcome Address and Panelist, Naperville, June 2005 and Springfield, June 2007; Women's Bar Association of Illinois Tribute to Justice Mary Ann McMorrow, Master of Ceremonies, July 12, 2006; Female Offenders, Speaker, Illinois State Bar Association's Women and the Law Committee, May 4, 2006; Kids in a Jam, Planning Committee, Illinois State Bar Association, December 8, 2005; Public Safety Public Hearings Moderator, Governor's Community Safety and Re-Entry Group, East St. Louis and Peoria, April and May 2005; Welcome Address, Making Your Own Rain, Women's Bar Association of Illinois, May 18, 2005; Illinois Bar Swearing-In Ceremonies, Speaker as WBAI President, November 2004 and May 2005; Women in Government, Panelist, Women's Bar Association of Illinois, April 20, 2005; Illinois Juvenile Justice, Welcome Address, March 2, 2005; Richard H. Driehaus Foundation Public Innovator Award Luncheon, Acceptance Address on Behalf of the Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority, November 19, 2004; Legal Rights of Breast Cancer Patients, Welcome Address, American Bar Association-Women's Bar Association of Illinois, October 2004; Bureau of Justice Assistance, Welcome Address, Rave/Club Drugs Seminar, September 20, 2004; Combating Elder Abuse, Organizer and Speaker, Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority, Champaign, Illinois, November 5, 2004 and Rosemont, June 10, 2004; Criminal Prosecution in Elder Abuse Cases, Illinois Guardianship Association, Springfield, April 27, 2004; Elder Justice, Luncheon Speaker, Office of the Attorney General, Tinley Park, October 16, 2003; Balance and Restorative Juvenile Justice Summit, Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority, Welcome Address, September 25, 2003; Spotting, Prosecuting and Preventing Elder Abuse, Organizer and Moderator, Women's Bar Association of Illinois, February 3, 2003; Mental Health Issues, Illinois State Bar Association and Cook County State's Attorney's Office, Skokie, December 23, 2002; WBAI-CBA Joint Task Force on Elder Women's Issues, Cable TV Program Co-Coordinator, 1999-2001; Governor's Conference on Aging and Human Services, Presenter, Chicago, December 2000; ABA/American Psychological Association Symposium on Psychology and Criminal Law Symposium Co-Chair, Washington, D.C., October 14-17,1999; Cook County Sheriff's Law Enforcement Award, Recipient, April 1996; National Criminal Justice Trial Advocacy Competition, Juror, Final Competition, 1992, 1996,1997, 2000 and 2002; Courtroom TV, California v. Erik and Lyle Menendez, Guest Commentator, August 12,1993.

Biographical Details

Experience: Private Practice June 2009—; Criminal and juvenile defense, also handles mental health and guardianship issues; Executive Director Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority 2003-June 2009; Directed agency dedicated to improving criminal j... More

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Lori G. Levin
180 N. LaSalle, Suite 3700,
Chicago, IL 60601
U.S.A.
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