Ruth Levy is a litigator and regulatory attorney focusing on environmental and health care matters in federal, state and administrative courts throughout North Carolina and South Carolina. Ruth helps companies and individuals navigate these very different, but highly regulated fields. In the environmental realm, she has defended municipalities, manufacturers and more in various types of environmental litigation: such as CERCLA cost recovery actions, toxic tort defense, products liability multi-district litigation involving environmental contamination, and interbasin transfer disputes. In health care, her experience includes defending companies and individuals accused of health care fraud and abuse violations.
Ruth Levy is a litigator and regulatory attorney focusing on environmental and health care matters in federal, state and administrative courts throughout North Carolina and South Carolina. Ruth helps companies and individuals navigate these very different, but highly regulated fields. In the environmental realm, she has defended municipalities, manufacturers and more in various types of environmental litigation: such as CERCLA cost recovery actions, toxic tort defense, products liability multi-district litigation involving environmental contamination, and interbasin transfer disputes. In health care, her experience includes defending companies and individuals accused of health care fraud and abuse violations.
Ruth’s litigation experience has enabled her to develop an in-depth knowledge of regulatory issues in these fields. In addition to large litigation cases, Ruth represents manufacturers, health care providers and other groups in front of regulatory agencies such as the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality, the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control and various state licensing boards.
Ruth earned her Juris Doctor degree from Campbell University School of Law after obtaining her bachelor’s degree in business finance from Fairleigh Dickinson University, where she played Division I volleyball as a full-scholarship athlete.
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06.29.2023
MDLs: The Black Holes of the U.S. Judicial System
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06.29.2023
Environmental Notes - July 2023
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05.05.2021
Atlantic Richfield Company v. Christian - One Year Later
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05.05.2021
Environmental Notes - May 2021
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03.30.2020
How Telehealth Regulations Have Changed in North Carolina, Virginia and South Carolina During the COVID-19 Emergency
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08.16.2019
Civil Investigative Demands and ZPIC Audits Can Be Traps for the Unwary
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12.08.2016
Williams Mullen On Call | Fall 2016
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11.14.2016
Recent Elections Will Bring Changes to Health Care
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04.06.2016
CMS Clarifies 60-Day Reporting Requirements For Medicare
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09.04.2014
Experienced Health Care Attorneys Joy Heath and Ruth Levy Join Williams Mullen