Works Revisited: Luttrell Levingston ’98by Jim Amidon |
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After a two-year stint as a Governor’s Fellow with then-Indiana Governor Frank O’Bannon, Levingston attended the University of Michigan Law School. He spent three years in a large Detroit law firm doing commercial litigation until last January, when he went to work as an Assistant Attorney General for the Education and Social Services Division of the Michigan Attorney General’s office. Coming from an urban background, Levingston now spends his days representing the state in issues like foster care, adoption, and Medicaid.
Ten years ago, Levingston said, "There are problems in the Black community, and we know that we have to be the ones to solve them."
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