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About Edward Levine
Edward Levine has been an attorney in the Philadelphia area since 2006, with experience ranging from family law to personal injury litigation. Levine graduated from Temple University's Beasley School of Law night program in 2006 while raising his twin sons as a single father. He began his career in workers' compensation defense and personal injury defense with a small firm in Chester County, then worked for several large firms on class action cases, including pharmaceutical malpractice and financial malpractice claims. Levine also worked as a plaintiff's workers' compensation attorney at a well known Philadelphia area law firm.
Levine grew up in the Washington, D.C. area and attended the University of Maryland, College Park, earning a B.A. in journalism. Before law school he worked behind the scenes for several media outlets, including Discovery Channel Communications. He moved to the Philadelphia area in 2001. He is the father of identical twin boys who attend Lehigh University, and is a board member of the Griffin Gives Foundation, a nonprofit supporting military veterans. He enjoys golfing, swimming, and travel.
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On March 7, 2015, Ludmilla Permint was driving a 2014 Kia Soul in Sussex County when another vehicle struck it, and her husband Charles Permint, 74, seated in the front passenger seat, suffered fatal blunt chest trauma. The Permint family sued Kia Motors Corporation, Kia Motors America, and the dealership defendants, arguing a defective seat belt and restraint system let him strike the dashboard on impact. After a two-week trial in Delaware Superior Court, a jury found Kia negligent in the design of the restraint system and negligent in failing to warn of the risk, and awarded $1,600,000 in compensatory damages, apportioned among his widow, son, daughter, and granddaughter. The court denied Kia's post-trial motion for judgment as a matter of law or a new trial and the same day granted the family prejudgment interest of $647,276.67, bringing the total judgment to roughly $2.25 million.
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