Managing partner series: Ken Levinson, Levinson and Stefani

Apr 22, 2021

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Ken Levinson is a Founding Partner of Levinson and Stefani, a Chicago-based firm focusing on personal injury law. Ken has spent over 20 years helping represent disenfranchised clients against corporate giants, and he serves as an advocate for accident survivors and child safety. Ken is also the Vice-Chair of the American Association for Justice Trucking Group and the co-author of the latest edition of Litigating Major Automobile Injury and Death Cases.

Ken has been recognized as one of the top attorneys in Illinois by Leading Lawyers and Super Lawyers magazines. He was also named one of the “40 Lawyers Under 40 to Watch in Illinois” by the Law Bulletin Publishing Company. Ken is one of only 100 trial lawyers from Illinois selected for The American Trial Lawyers Association, a competitive, invitation-based membership program.

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Is your firm thinking about narrowing its area of expertise? Do you want to know how to better market your firm to its target audience? If so, tune in to this episode of Spill the Ink to get all of the details!

As an attorney who has found his niche, Ken Levinson can confirm the benefits that come from specializing within your area of practice. According to Ken, you’ll be able to market yourself directly to your target audience, allowing you to gain better-suited clients and a reputation for being the best in your area of practice. If you’re still on the fence about your niche or uneasy about marketing yourself, Ken has some advice that you won’t want to miss.

In this episode of Spill the Ink, Michelle Calcote King sits down with Ken Levinson, Founding Partner of Levinson and Stefani, to talk about the value of finding your niche and the best way to market your business. Ken discusses why having an area of expertise can help your practice thrive, the way that he uses social media and how to market your company — even if you’re not a marketing specialist. Plus, Ken shares his expert tips for adapting to the changing industry of law. Stay tuned!