Meet Attorney Gary Levine
Experience...
For over 25 years, Gary J. Levine has dedicated his law practice to representing the injured and disabled through an extensive knowledge of the law, sound and trustworthy advice, and aggressive representation. 
Attorney Levine has successfully handled all types of workers’ compensation and personal injury claims involving a broad range of medical conditions from simple orthopedic injuries to complex neurological, psychiatric and cardiac conditions that require extensive medical research.
Commitment...
Attorney Levine is committed to helping injured people rebuild their lives after an injury and receive the maximum amount of compensation possible. He understands the financial and emotional impact that an injury has on people who are injured as well as their families. He also understands that every client has different needs and works hard to meet those needs, whether it is for monetary benefits, medical treatment, vocational rehabilitation or settlement.
Personal attention...
Attorney Levine’s law practice is based on service to the client. Personal attention is his trademark – he personally handles all aspects of every case to give each client the attention they deserve. He stays in contact with all of his clients to keep them informed about what’s happening with their case and he encourages his clients to call whenever they have a question or concern. All phone calls are returned immediately. Home and hospital visits are available for clients who are unable to travel to the office.
Trust...
For over 25 years, Attorney Levine has earned the trust of his clients through knowledge of the law, hard work and honest advice.
Attorney Levine is a member of the Workers' Compensation sub-committee of the Rhode Island Bar Association, and is a member of the Rhode Island Association for Justice and American Bar Association. He is the author of numerous articles on workers' compensation law and has given lectures on workers' compensation at seminars for attorneys as well as for union leaders, local union groups and injured workers.
