-- Rob Levine & Associates have been recognized by the US Business News 2018 Legal Elite Awards for their excellence in their field– dedication to their clients and their overall outstanding results of their cases. This is the business’ third year receiving Legal Elite Awards, and the firm continues to strive for the success of their clients.
US Business News reports, “these awards highlight the most respected lawyers and attorneys as well as their fields of expertise and the companies they represent, and focus on the incredible results that come of commitment and passion in the industry”.
Rob Levine & Associates have been named Best Personal Injury Law Firm of 2018. They have also been awarded Best for Social Security and Personal Injury Campaigns.
“It is an honor to receive these awards from US Business News. We are appreciative of the recognition and also want to acknowledge that it is our clients we win cases for each day that truly measure our success”, states head attorney Rob Levine.
Rob Levine & Associates are personal injury attorneys who help individuals who have been injured in an accident or who are disabled. The firm services Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and Connecticut on injury cases. They also handle social security disability and veterans’ disability cases on a national level.
The law firm is committed to their clients in all sectors of their practice. Their Free Fee Policy guarantees that there will be no fees unless they win your case. This is yet another added benefit clients receive when working with Rob Levine & Associates.
We know him as the Heavy Hitting Attorney, helping injured or disabled individuals. However, you may not be aware of Rob Levine’s background. At sixteen he became part of the Glen Rock Volunteer Ambulance Corps, holding a position of an emergency medical technician (EMT). Within a year he became Crew Chief. During his nine years of dedication, he became second-in-command of a fifty-person rescue squad. This was the beginning of his call to serve.
Levine then went to college for Administration of Justice and to the Rhode Island Army National Guard. There he served three years as a military police officer. After his national service and graduating from college, he took a step toward serving the community. The Central Falls Police Department hired Rob as an officer after graduation. Levine saw a great need in the community immediately. He then secured sixteen thousand dollars in grant money for the department’s first K-9 Drug Enforcement unit. He became the head of the K-9 unit and went to California for formal training. Rob and his dog became instrumental in fighting the ever-present drug problem in the city.
Rob began to attend law school, was learning how to fly helicopters, practicing in a Robison R-22, helicopter. After graduating from law school Rob retired from the police department and began to practice law continuing to help those in need. Rob also continued to feel the need to serve the community as a volunteer and became a Ski Patroller. Then Rob furthered his education by going back to school to become a paramedic. Rob now works and volunteers his time as a paramedic, riding on an ambulance, trying to make a difference.
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