Mark DiCello and clients, Matt & Emily Petite, were featured in the WKYC3 story, "Local couple wants change in fertility regulations following UH failure," which aired on March 30, 2018.

DiCello Levitt's clients, Amber and Elliott Ash, were featured in the Cleveland News5 investigative segment, "Broken Trust: News 5's special report on the UH fertility clinic catastrophe," which

Mark DiCello was quoted in the article, "New information from University Hospitals raises stakes in fertility clinic lawsuits, lawyers say," published in The Plain Dealer on March 31, 2018.

DiCello Levitt's class action lawsuit against University Hospitals related to the recent Ohio fertility clinic catastrophe is highlighted in the article, "4,000 Eggs and Embryos Are Lost in Tank

DiCello Levitt's brave clients, Amber and Elliott Ash, were featured on CBS This Morning on Wednesday, March 28, 2018. In the segment, Mrs. Ash says that "everybody just wants UH to be

Amber Ash, one of the plaintiffs represented by DiCello Levitt in the growing class action lawsuit against University Hospitals related to the destruction of embryos, is quoted in the article, "More

Mark DiCello, counsel for plaintiffs in the University Hospitals fertility clinic class action, was quoted in the article, "Fertility clinic: Alarm was turned off on failed embryo tank," published in

In the wake of shocking news that a University Hospitals fertility clinic in Beachwood, Ohio may have damaged or destroyed viable eggs and embryos, a husband and wife who had embryos stored at the

DiCello Levitt is investigating lawsuits related to failures in storage equipment that compromised embryos and eggs.  The firm has already filed a class action lawsuit against University Hospitals