About Martin
Martin Levine has spent decades in the legal world. He earned a J.D. from George Mason University in 1976 and later returned to formal study, receiving a B.S. from the University of Maryland, College Park in 1996. Those credentials bookend a long career that crosses multiple state lines and legal communities.
After law school, Levine built a practice that has been active in Pennsylvania, the District of Columbia and Maryland. He is admitted to practice in all three jurisdictions and has maintained a presence in each through court appearances, bar activities and local legal networks. His career path has threaded through trial and bar associations that emphasize courtroom work and professional standards.
Levine is a member of the American Bar Association and the Maryland State Bar Association. He also belongs to the Trial Lawyers Association of the District of Columbia, the Montgomery County Bar Association and the American Trial Lawyers Association. In addition, he is involved with the Erb s Palsy Foundation. The range of affiliations points to sustained engagement in litigation communities and in organizations that intersect with injury and trial practice.
Colleagues describe a lawyer who has kept pace with changes in the law over many years. He returned to academia mid-career to complete his undergraduate degree, a move that suggests an interest in continued learning and professional development. His memberships in regional and national trial groups indicate ongoing participation in trial work, continuing legal education and peer forums where litigation strategy and courtroom procedure are discussed.
In practice, Levine divides his professional energy among the three jurisdictions where he is admitted. He has taken cases in state and federal forums, worked with local bar groups and participated in legal organizations that aim to refine trial skills and ethical practices. He has remained active in associations that provide networking, education and advocacy opportunities for trial lawyers.
Clients and fellow lawyers see Levine as a familiar figure in the courtroom and in bar meetings. He has combined formal legal training, a renewed academic credential later in life and a steady pattern of professional association to sustain a cross-jurisdictional practice. As of 2026, he concentrates his practice on litigation across Pennsylvania, the District of Columbia and Maryland.
