Attorneys

Marc Levine is an Alternative Dispute Resolution practitioner specializing in arbitrating disputes in the insurance and Personal Injury arena.  Levine is experienced in all manners of commerical and personal automobile, motorcycle, watercraft, recreational vehicle, heavy equipment, property and casualty insurance policies. Levine specializes in coverage areas that include Personal injury, bodily injury to neck and back (spinal cervical, lumbar, thorasic, soft tissue injuries and injuries that result in paraplegic and quadriplegic outcomes.

Levine is also experience with brain injuries, amputations, and othher bodily related harm.  Other areas addres property damage and premises liablity, general coverage issues such as excess policy limits, total loss, building collapse, sagging, bulging, bending, settling, shrinking, or expansion, freezing, thawing, ice, snow, and catastrophic loss.

Levine's background also covers builing related insurance issues such as theft, replacement value, appraisal, uninsured losses, subrogation, cancellation, coverage, rescission, nonrenewal, premium and contract disputes, bad faith, standards of care, fiduciary duty, habitability, flood, surface water, waves, tidal water discharge or overflow of water, earth movement (landslide, mudslide, mudflow, subsidence, sinkhole) earthquake, water penetratoin/seepage, moisture, mold, fungus and wet rot.

In the health insurance arena, Levine has experience in Health Insurance Portability & Accountability Act (HIPAA) experience and governmental and public agency issues.

DISCLOSURE:  In compliance with C.C.P. §1281.9 and Ethical Standards for Neutral Arbitrators in Contractual Arbitration §10 adopted by the Judicial Council of California, written disclosure is made that Marc Levine is an Administrative Law Judge with the California Unemployment Insurance Appeals Board (CUIAB) in which he currently hears matters involving unemployment insurance, disability eligibility and employer tax cases.  Under Government Code § 199.90, sub-section 10(C), Levine "may act as an arbitrator or mediator (or practice law) which will not not directly or indirectly be related to the functions and responsibilities of the California Unemployment Insurance Appeals Board". Under C.C.P. §1281.91, additional disclosures shall be made in writing upon the initial appointment.