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Alexis Levine

Georgia criminal defense attorney, Levine Law founder and Survivor 51 contestant.

Biography

Alexis Levine is an Atlanta-area criminal defense attorney and the founder of Levine Law.

Alexis Levine entered Survivor with experience in criminal defense and running her own Georgia practice. Her education took her through the University of Utah and Emory. Before filming, she planned to keep her legal career private and draw on the communication skills she used in court.

Known for

Contestant

Survivor 51

Alexis Levine competed on Survivor 51 in 2026.[2]

Career highlights

  1. Career 1

    Criminal defense and Survivor

    She joined Survivor 51 in 2026, taking a career built around courtroom advocacy into a competition where she initially planned to keep that profession private. Her firm works on criminal cases in Georgia, including trials and appeals.[3][4][1]

  2. Career 2

    Education in Utah and at Emory

    Levine grew up in East Cobb and attended Pope High School. She completed her undergraduate education at the University of Utah before earning a law degree at Emory. In a September 2026 interview with The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, she was identified as a Dunwoody resident running her own criminal defense practice.[4]

  3. Career 3

    Building her legal practice

    Her professional biography traces the beginning of her legal career to the Findling Law Firm in Atlanta. She later established Levine Law, handling work that can range from bond hearings and motions to jury trials and appeals. The firm lists experience in Georgia’s state and superior courts, federal courts, the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals and the Supreme Court of Georgia.[3]

  4. Career 4

    The audition and planned cover story

    Before Survivor aired, Levine told the AJC that she intended to describe herself to other contestants as a care coordinator, a job she had previously held. The plan reflected her concern about how a legal background might affect the way competitors assessed her. She also said her audition was a spontaneous phone recording made after a successful day in court.[4]

  5. Career 5

    Bringing courtroom communication to the game

    Levine credited working across the Atlanta area with giving her practice in speaking to people with different experiences and priorities. She presented that ability to adapt a conversation as one of the professional skills she hoped to bring into the game.[4]