Christine C. Levin

Christine C. Levin concentrates her practice on complex civil and criminal litigation, including antitrust and consumer fraud class action matters. She has extensive experience including litigation and grand jury investigations involving the pharmaceutical, chemical, and computer technology. She has been involved in class actions raising price fixing, RICO, false advertising, and a variety of product liability claims.

Ms. Levin has been recognized for several years by Chambers USA, a referral guide to leading lawyers in the United States, as a leading antitrust lawyer in Pennsylvania. In its 2008 edition, Chambers noted she is “a highly skilled defense counselor” who is “particularly praised for her international cartel work in the USA and the EU.” In its 2012 edition, Chambers wrote, “Popular among clients, she garners praise for being both ‘a brilliant strategist’ and ‘a quick-witted and formidable advocate.’” Ms. Levin is also listed in Benchmark Litigation and The Best Lawyers of America, which named her the Philadelphia Antitrust Lawyer of the Year in its 2013 edition.

Ms. Levin also has significant pro bono experience in the area of prisoner civil rights, most recently successfully arguing on behalf of the plaintiff class in Shelton v Bledsoe, the seminal Third Circuit decision on the use of Rule 23(b)(2) for class certification in challenges to conditions of confinement.