Alan Levenstein brings to Houlon, Berman, Finci & Levenstein, LLC more than 30 years of experience in the practice areas, of personal injury law, family law and Maryland workers’ compensation. Alan also assists clients with general civil litigation in Federal and state courts in Maryland and the District of Columbia. Over the years, he has been an unwavering advocate for his clients, securing successful outcomes and recovering many millions of dollars for injured claimants. Alan is a member of the Montgomery County, Prince George’s County, Maryland State and District of Columbia Bar Associations, as well as the Maryland Association for Justice. In recognition of his various achievements in legal matters ranging from criminal law to Maryland personal injury law, Alan was selected for inclusion on the Super Lawyers® list for both Maryland and the District of Columbia in 2007, and 2011 – 2024. In June 2010, Alan was certified as a life member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum for achieving a verdict, award, or settlement in the amount of one million dollars and the Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum for achieving a verdict, award, or settlement in the amount of two million dollars or more. Alan has been named one of the top 100 trial lawyers in the state of Maryland by the National Trial Lawyers. The National Trial Lawyers is an organization, founded in 2007, that brings together the attorneys that its leadership has chosen as the top 100 trial lawyers in each state. In addition, independent research supporting an attorney’s qualifications and the recommendation for invitation is handled by a nationally recognized law school at a major university. A native Washingtonian, Alan earned his Bachelor’s degree in 1985 from the University of Maryland—and remains an ardent fan of Terrapin basketball. He earned his law degree in 1990 from the University of Baltimore. Alan has spoken on many occasions to Montgomery County students to help educate them about the legal system. Alan is an advocate for autism research and has helped raise thousands of dollars in an effort to find a cure for this neurological disorder. An avid golfer, he resides in Olney, Maryland with his wife and two sons.
