When Eric relocated to Kansas City in 2006, the former practice owner wanted to join a firm that represented his values and work ethic. He found it in Levy & Craig.

"This firm believes in responsive, responsible counsel," he said. "In this profession, you must be responsive to your clients' needs or they move on to someone who is. To me, being responsible means going the extra mile and looking out for my clients' best interests rather than my own."

With a background in real estate, Eric also was attracted to Levy & Craig's expertise and reputation in construction law. The nearly full-time litigator has a history of receiving favorable jury verdicts in condemnation law - more than 10 in all.

Despite his success in the courtroom, Eric says he finds his greatest satisfaction in everyday work. Originally from Oklahoma, he has been practicing for more than a decade and defines his edge as being able to resolve disputes amicably.

Before joining Levy & Craig, Eric served as of counsel for three years with Cooper, McKinney & Woosley, PLLP, in Tulsa, Okla. In addition, he maintained a solo practice for eight years, also in Oklahoma.

PUBLISHED WORKS/PRESENTATIONS
> Lecturer, "Release of Medical Records," Medical Educational Services,
   Inc., Tulsa, Okla.
> Author, "Flores v. State: You’re Not Guilty in Oklahoma Until You’re
   Presumed Innocent," 31 Tulsa Law Journal 349 (1995)

EDUCATION
> J.D., University of Tulsa College of Law, Tulsa, Okla., 1995
       > Staff member, Tulsa Law Journal, 1994-1995
> B.A., Hillsdale College, Hillsdale, Mich., 1992

BAR ADMISSIONS
> Oklahoma, 1995
> Kansas, 2006
> Missouri, 2006