Key Takeaways
- • Hallie Levin, Co-Chair of WilmerHale's global Trial Practice, has been named to Benchmark Litigation's 2026 Top 10 Women in Litigation list for the third consecutive year, underscoring sustained recognition for exceptional trial advocacy at the highest institutional level.
- • Levin holds multiple simultaneous rankings from premier legal publications: Benchmark Litigation's Top 250 Women in Litigation, Chambers USA recognition through 2026, Top 100 Trial Attorney designation, Litigation Star status, and 2024 General Commercial Litigator of the Year honors, indicating consistent peer and client validation.
- • As a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers and two-time American Lawyer Litigator of the Week honoree, Levin specializes in high-stakes commercial disputes across federal and state courts and arbitral forums, with a track record of winning complex cases with measurable impact on major corporations and consumer constituencies.
Summary
Benchmark Litigation has recognized Hallie Levin, Co-Chair of WilmerHale's global Trial Practice, on its 2026 list of the Top 10 Women in Litigation for the third consecutive year. The designation marks sustained recognition of her trial advocacy capabilities and positions her among an elite cohort of litigators selected annually based on exceptional trial skills, consistent peer and client acclaim, and success in consequential litigation matters.
Levin simultaneously holds recognition on Benchmark Litigation's 2026 Top 250 Women in Litigation list. Her practice focuses on lead counsel responsibilities in high-stakes commercial disputes litigated in federal and state courts as well as before arbitral tribunals. Her recent case portfolio has generated significant media recognition, with particular emphasis on complex matters affecting both established corporations and broader consumer constituencies.
Recognition of Levin's practice extends across multiple institutional rankings. Chambers USA has recognized her commercial litigation practice through 2026. Benchmark Litigation designated her General Commercial Litigator of the Year in 2024 and maintains her on its Top 100 Trial Attorney list and Litigation Star roster through 2026. The American Lawyer named her Litigator of the Week on two separate occasions. Levin holds Fellow status with the American College of Trial Lawyers, a credential reflecting peer nomination and institutional vetting at the highest professional levels.
The consecutive three-year recognition on Benchmark's Top 10 list reflects sustained institutional validation of trial performance and market presence within the complex commercial litigation sector, a key indicator for institutional clients evaluating litigation counsel for significant disputes.
Levin simultaneously holds recognition on Benchmark Litigation's 2026 Top 250 Women in Litigation list. Her practice focuses on lead counsel responsibilities in high-stakes commercial disputes litigated in federal and state courts as well as before arbitral tribunals. Her recent case portfolio has generated significant media recognition, with particular emphasis on complex matters affecting both established corporations and broader consumer constituencies.
Recognition of Levin's practice extends across multiple institutional rankings. Chambers USA has recognized her commercial litigation practice through 2026. Benchmark Litigation designated her General Commercial Litigator of the Year in 2024 and maintains her on its Top 100 Trial Attorney list and Litigation Star roster through 2026. The American Lawyer named her Litigator of the Week on two separate occasions. Levin holds Fellow status with the American College of Trial Lawyers, a credential reflecting peer nomination and institutional vetting at the highest professional levels.
The consecutive three-year recognition on Benchmark's Top 10 list reflects sustained institutional validation of trial performance and market presence within the complex commercial litigation sector, a key indicator for institutional clients evaluating litigation counsel for significant disputes.
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