About Michael
Michael Levin began his legal path after completing a degree in political science at Northeastern University in 1992 and earning his J.D. from New England Law | Boston in 2002. He moved into practice the same year, taking on the title Michael Levin, Esq. and opening a law practice under his own name. His education provided a foundation in government and law that he applied directly to client work.
He is licensed to practice in both Massachusetts and New Hampshire. Records show membership in the New Hampshire State Bar beginning in 2008 and continuing to the present. He also holds memberships in several county bar associations including Worcester, Hampden and Hampshire, reflecting sustained ties to the regional legal community.
Over the years Levin has joined practitioner groups that align with particular areas of practice. He is a member of the National Organization of Social Security Claimants Representatives, and he also belongs to the Workers Injury Law and Advocacy Group. Those affiliations indicate regular involvement in Social Security disability matters and workers’ compensation issues. He appears to handle administrative claims and related litigation typical of those fields, working through agency procedures and appeals on behalf of individual claimants.
Colleagues describe a steady, procedural approach to casework. Levin’s practice shows an emphasis on navigating administrative systems and representing clients before state and federal agencies. His work often involves medical records, benefit calculations, and hearings before administrative law judges. He has maintained an individual practice model, operating under his own name and representing clients across county lines.
Levin’s participation in local bar associations links him to ongoing education and peer review in the communities where he practices. The county memberships suggest he remains active on the ground, attending local meetings and staying current on regional developments that affect client advocacy. His long-term membership in national and specialty organizations also indicates an effort to keep up with procedural changes and advocacy strategies in Social Security and workers’ compensation law.
Today Michael Levin continues to serve clients in Massachusetts and New Hampshire through his practice. He represents individuals in Social Security disability claims, workers’ compensation matters and related administrative proceedings, focusing on case development, hearings and appeals.
