Marshall F Levine & Associates is a London-based boutique law practice specializing in commercial law, litigation, and a diverse range of property and business-related legal services. Founded by a former head of Construction and Engineering at Linklaters with over 24 years of experience, the firm stands out for its deep expertise in complex construction, project finance, and real estate development matters, offering clients the sophistication of a large firm with the personalized attention of a smaller practice.
The firm’s approach is highly practical and commercially focused, prioritizing dispute resolution and transactional efficiency. With a background in major international projects and private company advisory, the team is well-equipped to handle matters for businesses and individuals, particularly those involved in property development, ownership, and commercial ventures. They emphasize sensible, cost-effective guidance and are experienced in alternative dispute resolution methods, though they do not handle criminal, family, child, or immigration law.
Services Offered
- Commercial Law & Litigation
- Insolvency & Bankruptcy
- Real Estate & Construction Law
- Business Sales & Purchases
- Company Law (private companies only)
- Landlord & Tenant Law
- Conveyancing
- Property Litigation
- Real Estate Development (planning, easements, title investigation, compulsory purchase, utilities agreements, lease schemes)
- Planning Law
- Probate & Wills
- Construction Law & Project Finance Transactions (PPP, infrastructure agreements)
- County Court Litigation
- Commercial Agreements (IT contracts, internet contracts, business contracts)
- Joint Ventures
- Power of Attorney
The firm primarily serves clients in London and across the United Kingdom, with particular focus on real estate developers, business owners, landlords, tenants, and individuals requiring probate or conveyance services. Languages spoken are not specified, but the team’s extensive professional backgrounds—including prior roles at leading institutions like Linklaters and the Bank of England—underscore their capability in handling sophisticated and cross-disciplinary legal matters.
