Jeffrey M. Levine

Jeffrey M. Levine graduated from Christian Brothers High School in 1983. He attended and graduated from the University of Alabama in 1988 and subsequently graduated from the Cecil C. Humphrey’s School of Law at the University of Memphis in 1992. Jeff interned at the Public Defender’s office and participated in a Juvenile Court pilot program which allowed students to defend juveniles in Shelby County’s Juvenile Court system.

Jeff has been an attorney with the Law Offices of James A. Flexer since September of 1992 and has focused his practice around Personal Injury tort claims and Worker's Compensation claims and has tried cases, both jury and non-jury trial, in multiple counties around Middle Tennessee at the Circuit Court level. In 1998 Jeff Levine obtained a judgment for ten million dollars in the 1st Circuit Court for Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee. According to the Tennessee Attorneys Memo, this was the largest judgment of record for the State of Tennessee in 1998.

Jeff practices law in all courts of record in Tennessee, and his practice has taken him as far west as Memphis, Tennessee, (where he grew up) and as far east as Roane County, Tennessee. He has handled matters throughout the state. He is licensed to handle matters before all State and Federal Courts throughout Tennessee and has argued in front of the State Supreme Court for Tennessee.

In addition to personal injury claims and Worker’s Compensation claims, Jeff has handled civil cases as Defense counsel and has represented many clients charged with both misdemeanors and felonies in criminal court.

Jeff is a past member of the Tennessee Trial Lawyers Association, the American Bar Association, and the Tennessee Bar Association. He has been a speaker at a legal education seminar put on by the Nashville Bar Association concerning Bankruptcy and its interaction with tort claims.