Guy Levy
Mr. Levy has practiced law for over ten years. His practice consists of representing individuals in serious personal injury cases and those accused of crimes. Over the years he has recovered millions of dollars in verdicts and settlements for his clients. He has handled hundreds of cases and has taken and defended over 250 depositions.
Mr. Levy is from Tel Aviv, Israel. In 1984 he moved with his family to San Diego where he attended high school and then continued to San Diego State University where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration (with honors) with an emphasis in Marketing. Mr. Levy attended law School at Thomas Jefferson School of Law, where he completed a Judicial Externship for the Honorable Herbert Hoffman, Judge of the San Diego Superior Court. During law school, Mr. Levy was also a member of the school's Law Review, wherein he published a case study article entitled
"Western Telcon v. California Lottery: Will Native Americans Lose Again?". In 1997, Mr. Levy received his Doctorate of Jurisprudence (J.D.) from Thomas Jefferson School of Law, graduating in the top 8% of his class. Following law school, Mr. Levy founded and began his legal career practicing civil litigation and Workers Compensation law as a partner of the Law Office of Bates and Levy. His wife, Erika, is a native San Diegan. They live in Erika's childhood neighborhood in the Carmel Valley area with their two sons.
