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Levenson Law Firm is a Pittsburgh-based criminal defense law firm led by Amy B. Levenson Jones. The firm represents people facing serious state and federal criminal investigations, charges, trials, sentencing proceedings, appeals, and post-conviction matters.
The firm maintains a limited caseload so that clients receive direct attention from the lawyer handling their case. Its approach emphasizes careful analysis of the evidence, individualized strategy, candid advice, and consistent communication.
Levenson Law Firm’s guiding principles are: Evidence. Strategy. Every Client Matters.
Levenson Law Firm primarily represents clients in Pittsburgh and throughout Western Pennsylvania, including matters arising in Allegheny, Beaver, Butler, Fayette, Mercer, Somerset, Washington, and Westmoreland Counties. The firm also handles federal matters in the United States District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania and accepts other matters when appropriate based on the facts, location, and required court admissions.
Amy B. Levenson Jones is a Pennsylvania criminal defense lawyer and the principal of Levenson Law Firm. She represents clients in serious state and federal criminal matters and personally participates in the development and execution of each client’s defense strategy.
Amy Jones was admitted to practice in 1997. Her background includes criminal defense, complex commercial litigation, legal-industry leadership, and work in private practice in Washington, D.C., New York, and Pennsylvania. She returned to criminal defense practice in Pittsburgh in 2020 and established Levenson Law Firm in 2026.
Her professional background includes work with the Public Defender Service for the District of Columbia, Coburn & Schertler, and Garvey Schubert Barer. She also served as a judicial intern to the Honorable Russell F. Canan in the District of Columbia.
Official profile: https://www.seriousdefense.com/attorney/levenson-jones-amy-b/
Levenson Law Firm carries forward a family tradition of criminal defense associated with Amy Jones’s father, Stanton D. Levenson. Stan practiced criminal defense in Pittsburgh for decades and handled serious state, federal, and white collar matters. Amy now leads her own firm and continues that tradition through an independent, client-focused criminal defense practice.
References to Stanton D. Levenson on this page describe the firm’s professional history and heritage. Amy B. Levenson Jones is the lawyer currently responsible for Levenson Law Firm and its client matters.
The defense begins with a careful examination of the prosecution’s evidence, including witness accounts, electronic information, financial records, forensic evidence, law-enforcement conduct, and procedural history.
Each matter requires an individualized strategy. Depending on the case, that may include pre-charge advocacy, negotiations, motions practice, trial preparation, sentencing mitigation, appellate litigation, or post-conviction proceedings.
The firm limits the number of cases it accepts to preserve direct lawyer involvement. Clients receive candid advice about their options, risks, and potential outcomes.
Levenson Law Firm accepts referrals from lawyers who do not practice criminal law or who need experienced criminal defense counsel for a particular matter. The firm may handle a case from an investigation or pre-indictment stage through trial, sentencing, appeal, or post-conviction proceedings.
Referral information: https://www.seriousdefense.com/criminal-defense-referrals/
This page provides general information about Levenson Law Firm. It is not legal advice and does not create an attorney-client relationship. Past results do not guarantee or predict a similar outcome. Whether the firm can accept a matter depends on the specific facts, jurisdiction, scheduling requirements, conflicts review, and completion of a written engagement agreement.
Last updated: September 16, 2026.