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Represented the Cincinnati Reds in the Pete Rose v. Bart Giamatti case, ultimately leading to Pete Rose’s ban from baseball.
Represented the University of Cincinnati in cases challenging the privatization of the University of Cincinnati Hospital.
In his spare time, Mark enjoys playing chess, reading, and traveling. Mark placed third in the State of Ohio in high school and went on to play on the UC chess team as well, winning the Ohio State Team Championship in 1980. He still enjoys a good game of chess, but no longer has time for tournament play.
Mark also served as Cub master of Cub Scout Pack 867 for five years.
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Areas of Practice
» Appellate Group
» Bad Faith
» Construction
» Governmental Defense
» Insurance Coverage
» Insurance Agents/E&O
» Intentional Torts
» Legal Malpractice
» Medical Malpractice
» Pharmacy Liability
» Premises Liability
» Product Liability
» Transportation Law
Education
» University of Cincinnati
Law School
J.D., 1980
(Law Review Member)
» University of Cincinnati
B.A., Philosophy,
High Honors, 1975
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Bar Admissions
» Ohio
» Kentucky
» U.S. District Court,
Southern District of Ohio
» U.S. District Court,
Eastern District Kentucky
» U.S. Court of Appeals,
Sixth Circuit
Honors
» Ohio Super Lawyers,
2007-11
» Best Lawyers in America,
2008-11
Memberships
» Ohio Association of
Civil Trial Attorneys
» Cincinnati Bar Association
» Ohio State Bar Association
» Kentucky Bar Association
» Northern Kentucky
Bar Association
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