Norman Levine is a member of Greenberg Glusker's Management Committee. He served as the Firm's Managing Partner from July 1998 until June 2011.

In his law practice, Mr. Levine handles a wide variety of complex commercial disputes in federal and state courts and before arbitration panels.  

He has represented clients in a variety of industries, including virtually every aspect of the real estate industry.  Mr. Levine has handled numerous partnership and corporate dissolution actions and disputes between partners and shareholders.  

Mr. Levine has defended employers in wrongful termination and discrimination matters, and has represented plaintiffs and defendants in actions involving alleged violations of the securities laws as well as complex business tort actions.

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• Has represented one of the countries largest retailers in intellectual property, business tort and real estate matters, and in defense of class actions
• Acts as counsel for some of the country’s largest shopping center owner/operators in a variety of matters including complex landlord-tenant disputes
• Represented property owners in disputes with co-owners, lenders, adjacent property owners, government agencies and others
• Handled a variety of real estate related claims brought in bankruptcy court
• Represented brokers and commercial tenants

• Represented Costco Wholesale Corporation before the United States Supreme Court on November 8, 2010 in Costco v. Omega;  the case resulted in a 4-4 decision
• Handled many partnership and corporation dissolution actions and disputes among partners and among shareholders of closely-held corporations
• Represented both plaintiffs and defendants in securities litigation and in actions alleging various business torts

• Listed, Best Lawyers in America, 2007 - 2012
• Listed, Southern California Super Lawyers, 2004-2006, 2009-2012