About Itamar
Itamar Levy's path to law began after a decade that started with business faculty in Buffalo. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from the State University of New York at Buffalo in 2001. That early grounding in enterprise informs his strategy to legal issues, which he later sophisticated at law program.
Levy returned to the study room and acquired his J.D. from Touro College Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center in 2012. The regulation curriculum and realistic education there organized him for the demands of private practice. He moved from the academic setting into the courthouse and the convention room, building a practice in two neighboring states.
He is a lawyer and managing shareholder at Barrows Levy PLLC. In that role he handles a combination of managerial and client-dealing with responsibilities. He oversees case preparation, coordinates with colleagues, and participates right away in client counseling and court work. Peers describe him as methodical; clients see him as available and easy.
Levy is certified to practice in each New Jersey and New York. He keeps an active practice that spans the procedural and substantive variations among the two jurisdictions. That dual admission allows him to advise clients whose things contact both states, and to coordinate filings and approach when cases cross state lines.
Over the years he has constructed a tradition that balances legal proceedings and counseling. He works with individuals and business clients, guiding them thru disputes and transactional selections. His business background shapes how he evaluates danger and frames alternatives for clients. He has a tendency to emphasize realistic results rather than theoretical answers.
Colleagues say Levy is hands-on in mentoring junior lawyers at the company. He allocates time to review briefs, prepare witnesses, and refine arguments. He additionally attends court appearances and settlement negotiations, frequently taking the lead on matters where continuity from intake through decision things to the client.
Outside of day-to-day casework he keeps current on advancements in state law that have an effect on his clients. He adapts firm procedures to reflect changes in guidelines and practice. He balances administrative duties with a steady docket of things that require direct attorney involvement.
He presently focuses his practice on representing clients in New Jersey and New York.
