Levin & Associates, PLLC is pleased to announce that Duncan Levin has been selected to the 2026 New York Metro Super Lawyers list, recognizing his work in white collar criminal defense, government investigations, asset forfeiture, anti-money laundering, OFAC sanctions, fraud, and high-stakes regulatory matters.
MoreDuncan Levin Authors MS NOW Essay on Prosecutorial Power, Institutional Independence, and the Rule of Law
MoreDuncan Levin, Esq. was featured in an extensive Harvard Law Today interview examining how artificial intelligence may undermine confidence in digital evidence and reshape the future of proof in criminal trials.
MoreLevin & Associates, PLLC announced that Duncan Levin has been appointed as a Lecturer on Law at Columbia Law School, will continue teaching at Harvard Law School, and will remain active in his legal practice representing clients in complex criminal, regulatory, and investigative matters.
MoreNew in Law360: Duncan Levin analyzes the Supreme Court’s upcoming geofence case and the important Fourth Amendment questions it raises about digital privacy, reverse searches, and modern criminal investigations.
MoreCNN’s coverage of the Nicolás Maduro prosecution examined the legal dispute over whether U.S. sanctions bar his access to Venezuelan state funds to finance his defense, and included Duncan Levin’s analysis that the structure and purpose of the sanctions regime make court approval of such funding unlikely.
MoreIn a new opinion essay published by MSNBC, Duncan Levin analyzes the institutional damage caused by Pam Bondi’s tenure as attorney general, arguing that it accelerated the erosion of Justice Department credibility, diminished internal protections, and contributed to the use of federal law enforcement for political ends.
MoreDuncan Levin analyzes Chief Judge Boasberg’s ruling quashing DOJ subpoenas served on the Federal Reserve and explains why the opinion may have broader significance for cases involving politicized legal process
MoreMS NOW featured Duncan Levin’s commentary on the Ed Martin disciplinary matter and its broader implications for attorney ethics, abuse of official power, and the rule of law.
MoreDuncan Levin analyzes Kristi Noem’s Senate testimony and the constitutional implications of DHS asserting authority to enter private homes based on administrative immigration warrants rather than a judicial warrant.
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