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Levin inducted into Hall of Fame

   March 30, 2009

Pensacola attorney Frederic G. Levin has been inducted into the American Trial Lawyer Hall of Fame. Levin was inducted in a five-member class along with Gerry Spence, Morris Dees, Bobby Lee Cook and Stanley Preiser.

Induction into the Hall of Fame is the highest honor that a civil plaintiff’s attorney or criminal defense attorney can achieve. Nominees were selected by a panel of the top-100 trial lawyers in each state.

The Hall of Fame also inducted posthumously John Adams, Thurgood Marshall, Melvin Belli, Johnnie L. Cochran Jr. and Clarence Darrow.

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