Summary

Mark is an attorney in Taft’s Columbus office who focuses his practice on civil litigation, including construction and commercial disputes. He represents contractors, subcontractors, and businesses in a range of matters involving contract claims, insurance-related disputes, and general liability issues.

Mark assists with all phases of litigation, including case development, written discovery, motion practice, and trial preparation. He works closely with clients to understand project-specific issues and develop practical, business-oriented solutions. His experience also includes exposure to employment-related matters and alternative dispute resolution.

Mark earned his J.D. from the Ohio Northern University Claude W. Pettit College of Law, where he actively participated in the trial team, honing his advocacy skills, and gaining valuable hands-on experience. Additionally, he served as Vice President to the Civil Rights and Civil Liberties Law Journal, demonstrating his commitment to understanding and addressing complex legal issues. Prior to pursuing his law degree, Mark received a bachelor’s degree in history from Muskingum University.

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Education

  • Ohio Northern University College of Law (2023)

    Civil Rights and Civil Liberties Law Journal, Vice President

  • Muskingum University (2020)

    B.A. – History

Admissions

  • State - Ohio
  • Federal - Ohio Northern District Court
  • Federal - Ohio Southern District Court