Joel Richard Levin

Joel Richard Levin
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  • Perkins Coie

    131 South Dearborn Street Suite 1700

    Chicago, IL 60603

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Practice Areas

  • 25% Securities / Investment Fraud
    25% Health Care
    25% Fraud
    25% Antitrust / Trade Law

About Me

Joel Levin is a member of the firms Investigations White Collar Defense group. His practice focuses on complex fraud and white collar matters, including false claims, health care fraud, tax and antitrust. Joel has extensive courtroom experience, having tried more than 40 federal jury trials during the course of his career. As a federal prosecutor, Joel was part of the trial team that...

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Résumé

License

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1979 License Status: Active And Authorized To Practice Law
for the state of Illinois
Last updated by Avvo: 05/02/2013

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Education

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1979 JD - Juris Doctor in Law
Harvard University Law School

Awards

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2002 Frank McGarr Award
Federal Bar Association

Associations

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2010-present Co-chair
American Bar Association, Criminal Justice Section, White Collar Crime Committee, Antitrust Subcommittee

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Portfolio

Publications

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2011 Recovery Audit Contractors as Whistleblowers: How Medicare and Medicaid Auditors Can Receive a ‘‘Double Kickback’’ From the Government as Qui Tam Plaintiffs
BNA Health Law Report
2010 The Impact of the Health Care Reform Bill on Anti-Fraud Enforcement
ABA Business Litigation Committee Newsletter

Speaking Engagements

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2011 Health Care Fraud Enforcement Trends and Compliance Strategies
at ABA White Collar Midwest Region
2011 Antitrust and Title 18: How The Antitrust Division Goes Beyond The Sherman Act To Enforce Its Mission
at ABA Midyear Meeting

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