Zoe Levine is a litigation associate whose practice focuses on data privacy and consumer class action litigation. She represents companies across the technology and consumer goods sectors in class action and multidistrict litigation (MDLs) involving biometric and advertising privacy, data breach, and a range of consumer protection regulations.
Zoe has extensive experience with various privacy regulations, including BIPA and Genetic Information Privacy Act (GIPA), as well as a number of consumer fraud and protection statutes, including the Illinois Consumer Fraud and Deceptive Business Practice Act (ICFA).
Zoe also maintains an active pro bono practice, securing immigration protections for children and recovering under the Fair Housing Act.
Represented multiple major technology companies in consumer class actions alleging violations of Illinois data protection and consumer privacy laws, including BIPA
Defended a group of insurers in a multimillion-dollar insurance case, including significant experience with research and drafting in support of motions to dismiss and for summary judgment
Defended global snack food maker in putative consumer class action following data breach
Represented multinational technology company in GIPA putative class action
Defending hospitality company in multiple class actions, individual actions, and in a mass arbitration
Defending software and hardware company against putative privacy class action brought under BIPA, CIPA, and the ECPA
Education
J.D., Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law
