Mark M. Abramowitz
Mark is a cutting edge, data-driven trial lawyer. Much like the pioneering lawyers in DNA forensics, Mark understands the foundational role that technology now plays in our lives and how to leverage that understanding to prove cases thought to be unwinnable.
Mark is a cutting edge, data-driven trial lawyer. Much like the pioneering lawyers in DNA forensics, Mark understands the foundational role that technology now plays in our lives and how to leverage that understanding to prove cases thought to be unwinnable.
Mark has demonstrated expertise in leveraging cutting-edge technology in DiCello Levitt’s modern and evolving trial practice to achieve what were previously believed to be impossible results for his clients. An Internet technology expert, he is a student of integrating technology into the practice of law. He has been selected to national discovery review teams and is regularly consulted on cloud-based systems, discovery technology, the Internet of Things, and litigation concerning data storage and security. He has testified before the Ohio State Legislature multiple times on data security and related issues.
Mark is a respected litigator and trial lawyer who has recouped life changing compensation for clients around the country. He has expertise and experience ranging from defective products to Internet technology disputes. Mark is recognized for breaking barriers in medical malpractice litigation through groundbreaking work in exposing electronic medical record alterations and successfully expanding states’ damages caps in joint replacement surgery cases.
Mark brings a unique voice to the Sedona Conference’s Data Security and Privacy Liability working group and is one of the authors of Sedona’s Biometric Privacy Primer. He has also served as a Trustee of the Ohio Association for Justice since 2014. Mark is currently Editor-in-Chief of Ohio Trial and is a member of Law360’s Personal Injury Editorial Advisory Board.
