About Harvey
Harvey Levine earned his bachelor’s degree from the University of Connecticut in 1967 and later completed his law degree at Quinnipiac University School of Law in 1980. Those dates mark two distinct stages in a professional life that spans several decades. He pursued formal legal training after completing undergraduate studies, then entered the Connecticut legal community following law school.
Levine has built his career in Connecticut. He is associated with Levine & Levine, a practice through which he has offered legal services to clients in the state. Public records list him as a current member of the Connecticut State Bar. That membership places him among attorneys who continue to practice under state licensure and subject to local rules and courts.
Across the years since receiving his J.D., Levine has accumulated long-term experience in the local bar. He has worked through changes in state law and shifts in court procedures. Those years in practice have given him familiarity with Connecticut’s legal environment and how cases move through municipal and state courts. He has represented clients, prepared filings and appeared on matters that required direct engagement with judges, opposing counsel and court staff.
Outside of the courtroom, Levine’s work has included advising clients on legal options and next steps. He has brought the practical perspective that comes from time spent handling matters from intake to resolution. He has continued active bar membership and maintained a presence in the Connecticut legal community through that professional affiliation.
Colleagues and clients have encountered him in the context of the local practice of law rather than in national forums. His career reflects steady participation in Connecticut’s legal system rather than high-profile public office or national leadership roles. He has remained anchored in the state where he studied and later built his legal career.
As of 2026, Levine remains in practice at Levine & Levine. He practices law in Connecticut and attends to matters for clients in the state, continuing to apply the experience he has accrued over the course of his career.
