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2008
Levin Riback Law Group earns A.V. rating, the highest possible, from Martindale Hubble, an organization that ranks law firms nation-wide.
2007
Levin Riback Law Group earns A.V. rating, the highest possible, from Martindale Hubble, an organization that ranks law firms nation-wide.
2006
Rick Levin and Adam Riback coach the trial team at Northwestern
University School of Law
2006
Robert Adelman teaches Trial Advocacy at The John Marshall Law School
2006
Rick Levin listed as a "2006 Illinois Super Lawyer" in Chicago Magazine
2006
Steve Levin listed as a "2006 Illinois Super Lawyer" in Chicago Magazine
2005
Adam Riback selected as one of "40 Illinois Attorneys Under 40 To Watch" by the Chicago Daily Law Bulletin
2003
Ralph L. Levin is honored as Senior Counselor by the Illinois State Bar Association for his professional service as an attorney for 50 years.
Partner Steve Levin attended the luncheon to congratulate his father on his lifetime of achievement. Other honorees included Chief Justice of the Illinois Supreme Court, Mary Ann McMorrow. 2003
Rick Levin was a team leader for the National Institute for Trial Advocacy (NITA) Midwest Disposition Program.
Rick helped run this program to teach one hundred and twenty-five lawyers from multiple states how to take, prepare for, and defend depositions. Rick has been on the faculty of NITA since 1998. This organization teaches practicing lawyers how to be effective trial lawyers. He teaches and lectures for NITA several times a year.
2003
Rick Levin lectured and presented to the Grant Thorton Courtroom Presentation Skills Program
Grant Thorton is a large accounting and consulting firm who employs accountants, analysts, economists, and fraud examiners. In addition to lecturing about expert testimony in the courtroom, Rick demonstrated a mock cross-examination and closing argument of an attorney in a legal malpractice action.
2003
Rick Levin is awarded the Outstanding Adjunct Professor Award from the Northwestern University School of Law
The recipient of this award is selected each spring by second-year, third-year, and graduate students to honor the teaching excellence of adjunct faculty members. This will be the fourth time Rick has received the award since its establishment in 1996. Rick has now won the award in the years 2000, 2001, 2002, and 2003.
2003
Rick Levin lectures for the National Institute for Trial Advocacy (NITA) Midwest Disposition Program
Rick lectured lawyers on direct examination and cross examination of witnesses. He taught lawyers how to effectively litigate and try cases in front of a jury. Rick also lectured for this program in March of 2001.
2003
Adam Riback lectures on uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage
Adam lectured to practicing attoneys on how to effectively handle, litigate, and arbitrate uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage in Illinois.
2003
Rick Levin is selected to the list of the top 5% of Illinois lawyers by the Leading Lawyers Network
The list of Leading Lawyers is voted on by thousands of Illinois lawyers. Only those lawyers who are most often recommended qualify as Leading Lawyers.
2002
Rick levin was guest speaker at the Northwestern University School of Law
Rick lectured to a group of law students about finding a job in small litigation law firms. He also discussed career opportunities for attorneys who wanted to be litigators.
2002
Rick Levin authored a chapter in "The Automobile Litigation Handbook"
This book was published by the Illinois Trial Lawyers Association Education Fund. This article advises attorneys how to represent their clients in uninsured and underinsured arbitrations in Illinois.
2000
Rick Levin is selected for the "40 Illinois Attorneys Under 40 Years Old to Watch."
The Law Bulletin Publishing Company solicited nominations from attorneys throughout Illinois for their annual "40 Illinois Attorneys Under 40 Years Old to Watch." Nominating attorneys were asked to submit the names of attorneys under 40 years old who stood out from others their age. Nominators were asked to give strongest consideration to a nominee's lawyering skill, then contribution to the profession, and finally, to society.
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