Amanda Levine

Represents clients in high-profile defamation, copyright, privacy, and right-of-publicity litigation. Representative cases include defending The Wall Street Journal in a lawsuit brought by President Trump stemming from reporting on Jeffrey Epstein's 50th birthday book, winning dismissal of copyright infringement lawsuit brought against Amazon Studios based on its television series, "Rings of Power," and its original movie, "Master," and representing Simon & Schuster from a motion brought by President Trump's younger brother seeking to enjoin the publication of a memoir written by his niece, Mary Trump. Amanda also handles responses to subpoenas seeking confidential source and newsgathering material and drafts motions requesting access to sealed records from court files.

Regularly provides counseling, content review, and fair-use advice to well-known comedy shows, like "Last Week Tonight with John Oliver," as well as for documentaries, docuseries, podcasts, and investigative news reporting. Amanda regularly provides counseling, content review, and fair-use advice to well-known comedy shows, like "Last Week Tonight with John Oliver," as well as for documentaries, docuseries, podcasts, and investigative news reporting.