Lev & Berlin Attorneys at Law | Norwalk Connecticut Corporate Law Firm

Lev & Berlin is a top-rated Connecticut-based corporate and securities law firm offering sophisticated legal solutions at billings rates and fee structures that are significantly favorable to those of larger firms offering equivalent experience and services. Please visit Fees and Billing to see how our highly competitive rate structures can help us add value to your business in today's difficult environment

The right lawyer is critical to business success in today's dynamic environment. We provide our clients with state-of-the-art, cutting edge advice in the areas of corporate law, mergers and acquisitions, capital formation, securities law, commercial contract negotiation and privacy law.

We believe that business lawyers should add value, while providing excellent, personalized service.

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“Duane Berlin exemplifies the consummate legal professional who has a command of the requisite knowledge at his fingertips. Add to that his ability to interact with diverse groups of people in challenging situations coupled with his desire to win fairly and you have a portrait of the man.” Sherman Titens , President , Martin Fromm & Associates

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April 27, 2009 - Lev & Berlin attorneys Duane L. Berlin and E. Barry Lyon, on behalf of Council of American Survey Research Organizations, Inc., and Michael Slotznick, on behalf of Pharmaceutical Marketing Research Group, Inc., prepared and filed an Amicus Brief in support of IMS Health, LLC’s and Verispan, LLC’s petition to the United States Supreme Court (the “Supreme Court”) for a Writ of Certiorari (“Writ”) in the matter of IMS Health, Inc. and Verispan, LLC v. Kelly M. Ayotte, as Attorney General of the State of New Hampshire; requesting that the Supreme Court grant the Writ, overturn the ruling of the United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit, and strike down the New Hampshire Prescription Information Law, New Hampshire Laws § 328 (codified at N.H. Revised Stat. Ann. §§ 318:47-f, 318:47-g, and 318:-B12, IV). The Supreme Court is expected to decide whether it will grant the Writ prior to its summer recess.