Jay Levit

Experience is the lifeblood of a lawyer's success. Jay Levit's experience in law is both educational and professional. Mr. Jevit graduated with a Master of Laws (LL.M) degree from Harvard Law School. An early paper of his received special "honors" and was deposited into the Harvard Law Library. Shortly after graduating, Mr. Levit joined the faculty at the University of Michigan Law School as an instructor. The next four years were spent as a trial and appellate attorney for the US Department of Justice. About 1% of lawyers experience arguing before the full United States Supreme Court, as Jay Levit has.
An early mentor set Mr. Levit on his path to Labor and Employment Law. In addition, he handles White Collar Criminal Defense Cases. Mr. Levit's attention to detail is unsurpassed. He uses his vast knowledge and experience to ensure his clients receive the best possible representation. His approach is to negotiate mutual resolutions to labor and white collar criminal defense. This is done through his substancial experience with problem solving through arbitration, mediation and discussion. With ligitation being a last resort.

Adjunct Associate Professor of Law

University of Richmond School of Law

1974 - 1977

Alternate Dispute Resolution

Richmond Circuit Court

1973 - 1974

Certificate of Appreciation

American Bar Association

2001

ABA and Bureau of National Affairs recognized as Contributing Editor

Chair's Award for Contribution to Labor and Employment Section

Virginia State Bar

1999

Virginia State Bar

Member

Current

Virginia Labor Law Committee

Member

1973 - 1996

Virginia

4th Circuit

Since 1960

Supreme Court of Virginia

Since 1960

U.S. Supreme Court

Since 1961

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