Kenneth Levine

By Ken Levine

“Ladies and Gentlemen of the jury, have you reached a verdict?”.

“Yes, we have your honor””

“Please hand the verdict form to the Clerk.:

This is it. The verdict is in. In a moment the Judge will read the verdict from the bench, and I will know if the trial has been won or lost. The seconds tick like hours. My associate wishes me good luck.

Exhausted By Ken Levine “Ladies and Gentlemen of the jury, have you reached a verdict?”. “Yes, we have your honor”” “Please hand the verdict form to

Over the years I have met with hundreds and hundreds of parents about their child’s birth injury. The moms and dads cross the spectrum of society. Rich and poor, Ph.D.’s and high school dropouts, the latest fashion and work clothes, fancy houses, and tiny rentals. The one constant throughout though is the parents love for their child and their desire to fight for justice.

The Tattoo Over the years I have met with hundreds and hundreds of parents about their child’s birth injury. The moms and dads cross the spectrum of society. Rich and po

By Kenneth M. Levine

Courage is a limited resource in our society. How many of us are truly courageous? We know there is great courage in the military and police who risk their life to keep us safe but on a daily basis how many of us take a stand in the face of great objection for what we believe is just and fair.

The Experts By Kenneth M. Levine Courage is a limited resource in our society. How many of us are truly courageous? We know there is great courage in the military and

Trial Stories By Kenneth M. Levine: My paralegal comes in to tell me the parents of Emanuel Garcia are here to talk with me about their son’s brachial plexus injury. Usually, the parents come with the child but we are meeting at 5:30 and they are on their way home from work. Mrs. Garcia is a dental assistant and is wearing her office scrubs.

The Hug By Kenneth M. Levine My paralegal comes in to tell me the parents of Emanuel Garcia are here to talk with me about their son’s brachial plexus injury. Usua

All the file boxes have been packed and shipped to the hotel, again. My suits and ties are in the suitcase, again. The experts have been scheduled, again. I am on a plane to fly out to a trial in a birth injury case, again. I am scheduled to meet the family tomorrow night to go over their trial testimony and prepare, again.

The Smile All the file boxes have been packed and shipped to the hotel, again. My suits and ties are in the suitcase, again. The experts have been scheduled, again. I a

By Kenneth M. Levine

Could it really be just five minutes since I last checked the time. I was sure it was much longer than that, but it was just five minutes. Sitting in a courtroom waiting for a jury to return with a verdict can make minutes seem like hours and hours like days.

The Waiting is the Hardest Part By Kenneth M. Levine Could it really be just five minutes since I last checked the time. I was sure it was much longer than that, but it was just five minute