Attorney Kenneth M. Levine has been practicing in Massachusetts since the mid-1980s. He honed his skills at Kendrick and Gormley, where he served as a trial attorney defending medical malpractice cases, and Ravech, Aronson, Shuman and Lewis, where he was the senior trial attorney for the 65-person law firm. In 1990, Kenneth M. Levine established a boutique law firm in Boston, Massachusetts, where he specialized in complex medical malpractice, product liability, civil rights, and expert-based cases. He litigated many multi-million-dollar cases from inception through trial or settlement, and was a nationally recognized expert in birth injury medical malpractice.
In 2018, Kenneth M. Levine established a consulting firm and shifted his focus to films and television. As a legal consultant, he helps directors and producers with the accuracy of their courtroom scenes. He has also written courtroom scenes and worked with writers on their scripts. He recently worked on the Bron Studios film Pieces of a Woman, which starred Ellen Burstyn and Victoria Kirby, the latter of whom was nominated for an Academy Award for her role.
