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| Our Mission | History | Who We Are | Advisory Board | |
| Clifford Levenson | |
| Cliff Levenson, after attending hundreds of Grateful Dead and other shows, graduated from Northwestern College of Law of Lewis and Clark College, with a J.D. and a Certificate in Environmental and Natural Resources Law in 1992. While at Lewis and Clark, Cliff was an intern with Northwest Environmental Defense Center, and was Current Materials Editor of Environmental Law, the school’s law review. Cliff returned to Arizona after graduation and was Tactical Research Director of the Southwest Center for Biological Diversity. After passing the Arizona Bar, Cliff was counsel for that organization in state public records act, FOIA, ESA, NEPA, NHPA, and NARFA cases. While the Southwest Center grew and became the Center for Biological Diversity, Cliff focused on raising his son, and on his career as a public defender. In 2000, Cliff moved to Orange County, to get his body mind and spirit together and to learn to surf.Having had reasonable success in those efforts, Cliff returned
to Phoenix to open his own law practice in late 2006, with an
emphasis on serving the Vietnamese-American community, and with
a renewed commitment to work on environmental and social issues. |
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