Attorney Profile

Larry A. Levick

attorney at law

Larry A. Levick brings decades of experience in bankruptcy matters — with a concentration on bankruptcy litigation and financial workouts, as well as representation of creditors in Chapter 11 reorganization and Chapter 7 liquidations. Larry’s practice is broad in scope ranging from both national corporations and individuals as creditors, bankruptcy trustees and purchasers of assets in bankruptcy. Larry’s reputation for being practical and economical in his proceedings has won him great respect with his clients.

Larry’s representation of trustees gives him a unique perspective and insight when representing creditors and other parties in bankruptcy reorganizations or liquidations, as well as defending litigation brought in the Bankruptcy Courts. Recently, Larry represented the Unsecured Creditor’s Committee in a large “Ponzi” scheme case in order to assist approximately 300 elderly creditors who had been defrauded in obtaining a recovery of their investments. Larry has experience with all aspects of the bankruptcy process, including bankruptcy appeals. Larry has been counsel of record to several parties with appeals pending before the United States Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals including In re Jacobsen, 609 F.3d 647 (C.A.5 (Tex) 2010) and In re McLain, 516 F.3d 301 (C.A.5 (Tex.) 2008).

Larry began practicing law in 1986. Of his many accomplishments is the co-authoring of the article Notice in Bankruptcy. Larry received his Juris Doctor from the University of Texas School of Law and graduated cum laude from Tulane University. He is licensed to practice in all of the Texas state and federal courts and is a member of the bankruptcy section of the Dallas Bar Association and the American Bankruptcy Institute.

Since 2018, Larry has been listed every year in the Best Lawyers in America and D Magazine’s list of Best Lawyers in Dallas.

Larry is married with three children. He spends his free time playing tennis, reading and traveling. Larry has received the highest AV preeminent rating from Martindale-Hubbell.