Zachary Levy

Zachary Levy is counsel in the firm’s Litigation, Privacy and Information Governance, and Cannabis & Hemp Law practices. Zach represents individuals and companies in both simple and complex business disputes. He has developed a deep knowledge of electronic discovery practice and procedure, and routinely consults and provides guidance to his colleagues on matters where discovery involves voluminous amounts of electronic data (e.g., emails and computer files), often resulting in a reduction of hours and costs, and making it more affordable to use advantageous electronic discovery resources in low- to mid-range litigations.

Zach believes in a client-oriented approach to his representations and realizes the importance of taking the time to get to know the true nature of his clients' problems and goals. Zach also understands that effective advocacy to solve his clients’ problems can take various forms; some disputes can be resolved with thoughtful conversation with opposing counsel, while others require that the matter be escalated into a full-blown litigation.

Zach earned his J.D. from Widener University School of Law, and earned his bachelor’s degree from Monmouth University.

In Zach's Words:

"What sets Pashman Stein apart is its culture. I joined Pashman Stein after graduating law school in 2014. I continue to be impressed by the firm’s leadership and partners who go to great lengths to eliminate unnecessary and superficial stressors which are sometimes perceived as integral parts of law firm culture. The result is a healthy and collaborative workplace environment, which allows attorneys to focus solely on their work and obtaining the best possible results for our clients."

Honors & Recognitions

• Selected for inclusion in the list of New Jersey Super Lawyers, Rising Star, 2022-2024

The Rising Stars list is issued by Thomson Reuters. A description of the selection methodology can be found at http://www.superlawyers.com/about/selection_process.html.

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