Dana Levitt

Dana Levitt is a Partner at Levitt Robinson Solicitors, bringing over a decade of diverse legal experience. Currently, Dana serves as a Human Rights Advocate and Lawyer, actively contributing to the Sydney-based practice since 2012. Her role involves complex case management and offering legal expertise in human rights issues, demonstrating her commitment to advocacy and client service. Dana's position as a Consultant for Levitt Robinson in Tel Aviv highlights her proficiency in international matters, particularly catering to Australians with interests in Israel. Her ability to research and prepare detailed memoranda underscores her analytical skills, aiding clients in navigating cross-cultural and legal challenges. As Chair of the Levitt Indigenous Poetry Prize, Dana showcases her dedication to cultural sensitivity and community engagement. The biennial prize supports Indigenous Australian and Torres Strait Islander poets, with all profits directed to the Indigenous Literacy Foundation. Her leadership extends to insolvency matters as Director of Finsolvent, focusing on third-party funding for Insolvency Practitioners. Dana's broad skill set is further evidenced by her past role as a Teaching & Research Assistant at IDC Herzliya and as an Editor for the Israel Journal of Foreign Affairs. Dana's academic background is distinguished by an LLB from the University of Sydney, complemented by a Master of Arts in Diplomacy and Conflict Studies from Reichman University. She also holds a Master's in Gender Studies from the University of Sydney, alongside advanced studies at the University of Oxford. Dana Levitt's expertise, extensive experience, and cross-cultural proficiency make her a vital asset to Levitt Robinson Solicitors and to her clients.