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About Mark Levin

Mark B. Levin is a Senior Trial Attorney at Attorney Brian White Personal Injury Lawyers in Houston, Texas. He has practiced personal injury law in Houston and across Texas since 1988 and has served as lead counsel in settlements and verdicts exceeding $40 million for his clients. Mark has been Board-Certified in Personal Injury Trial Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization since 1995. He is also a Certified Mediator and formerly served as a Municipal Court Judge in Jacinto City, Texas.

While his practice focuses on serious accident claims, he has also handled limited criminal defense matters involving asset forfeiture. Mark earned a B.A. and an MBA from Northwestern University (Kellogg School of Management) before earning his J.D. from South Texas College of Law in 1987. He and his wife, Susan, have resided in Houston since 1982.

Practice areas

Education

South Texas College of Law
J.D., MBA (Kellogg), B.A., 1987
Northwestern University
Undergraduate

Bar admissions & credentials

State Bar of Texas
State Bar of Texas
Million Dollar Advocates Forum

Awards & recognition

Board-Certified in Personal Injury Trial Law - Texas Board of Legal Specialization (since 1995)
Million Dollar Advocates Forum

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Proven verdicts and settlements from other Houston firms

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The Buzbee Law Firm
$1.1 billion · $1.1 Billion Verdict for Child Left Brain-Damaged by Oil-Fortune Heir
Arnold & Itkin
Arnold & Itkin
$2.065 billion · Cobb County Jury Awards John Barnes $2.065 Billion in Roundup Cancer Trial
The Lanier Law Firm
The Lanier Law Firm
$4.69 billion (upheld $2.11 billion on appeal) · $4.69 Billion Talcum Powder Verdict Against Johnson & Johnson for Ovarian Cancer (2018)
Williams Hart & Boundas
Williams Hart & Boundas
$15.3 billion · Texas Recovers $15.3 Billion From Tobacco Industry in Landmark 1998 Settlement
Abraham Watkins
Abraham Watkins
$32 million · Barn Door Collapse at Midtown Hilton Garden Inn Leads to $32 Million Verdict, Later Reduced to $12 Million