Elizabeth Beck

Elizabeth Beck is an attorney at Levin Papantonio, where she focuses her practice on mass tort litigation. She graduated from the University of Redlands with a degree in Law and Advocacy: Creating Lasting Change and earned her Juris Doctor from Temple University Beasley School of Law. While at Temple, Ms. Beck was a Conwell Scholar, was named to the Dean’s List for two semesters, earned her Certificate in Trial Advocacy and Litigation, and received the Crossen Award and the International Academy of Trial Lawyers Prize.

Ms. Beck currently works on the Social Media Addiction and Roblox mass tort litigation.

While in law school, Ms. Beck was selected as a member of Temple University’s nationally recognized Trial Team, part of one of the country’s top-ranked trial advocacy programs. While on the team, she competed in the National Civil Trial Competition, the Online National Trial Championship, and the National Trial League. She advanced to the finals of both the Online National Trial Championship and the National Trial League. At the National Trial League, Ms. Beck was awarded Best Advocate in every round in which she competed.

Beyond the Trial Team, Ms. Beck gained practical litigation experience through a clinical placement with the Defender Association of Philadelphia, where she represented clients in Philadelphia Municipal Court. She participated in Temple’s Sheller Center for Social Justice, where she worked on matters involving direct client advocacy and broader systemic justice initiatives. Ms. Beck also served as Vice President of Temple’s Black Law Students Association.

Ms. Beck’s commitment to leadership and service began during her undergraduate education at the University of Redlands. She served as President of Alpha Chi Delta, President of the Black Student Union, Vice President of the Disabled Students Association, and Chief of Staff in student government. Through these roles, she advocated for students and helped lead organizations focused on representation, inclusion, and institutional change.

Ms. Beck is drawn to advocacy by the opportunity to help people feel heard and empowered during some of the most difficult moments of their lives. That commitment continues to shape her work at Levin Papantonio, where she aims to make a meaningful difference for individuals through complex litigation.

In her free time, Ms. Beck enjoys reading, trying new restaurants, spending time with family and friends, and playing with her two dogs, Trouble and Yodel.