Benjamin Levin

Ben's tenacity, intelligence, and passion for his work is evident in his practice. He handles each case on an individualized basis and has experience in a multitude of areas including constitutional challenges to state laws and local ordinances, antitrust law, complex product liability and consumer protection claims, insurance matters, construction contract disputes, and lawsuits arising under the Administrative Procedure Act. He has represented defendants in nationwide class actions related to alleged violations of the Sherman Antitrust Act and the Packers and Stockyards Act.

Ben gained litigation experience clerking for two federal district judges in Missouri, where he assisted in a wide variety of complex civil matters at the dispositive motion stage and at trial. He has conducted extensive legal research on novel issues in Missouri and federal law and briefed and argued cases in state appellate courts. He has conducted multiple depositions in large-scale antitrust matters.

Ben has published scholarship in the field of Missouri campaign finance law and has authored a textbook chapter on the topic of federal preemption in labor law. Before his clerkships, Ben was an assistant counsel for the Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission, where he practiced in the project development division.

Ben is active in his community and serves on the board of Mizzou Hillel.

Recognized on the Best Lawyers in America^® "Ones to Watch" list, 2027

Board Member, Mizzou Hillel