Ohio Attorney Protecting the Interests of Whistleblowers, Labor Unions and Parents

A lifelong commitment to righting wrongs

The Law Office of Marc E. Dann Co. LPA in Cleveland, Ohio is a unique law practice devoted to fighting for the rights of ordinary citizens, their labor unions and whistleblowers who take on government fraud. For more than 20 years, I have focused on the problems that challenge the men and women who seek my representation as their lawyer—such as fear of retaliation for speaking up, feeling shut out from business opportunities by contractors who illegally undercut pricing and handling complex child custody disputes.

It was this commitment that motivated me to enter public service, first as a member of the Liberty Local Schools Board of Education, then as a member of the Ohio Senate and later as Ohio Attorney General. When I was in public office, I steadfastly stood up for the working class, taking on Wall Street before that was in vogue and attacking fraud as the first in the country to shut down subprime mortgage lenders.

Fighting fraudulent contractors and workplace wrongdoing

In my private legal practice, I am determined to continue the fight by representing:

• Working men and women and the labor unions that represent them
• Whistleblowers who seek to root out government corruption under the Federal False Claims Act
• Families in transition and parents seeking custody of their children
• Homeowners victimized by foreclosure

A history of success for clients

Precedent-setting legal battles I have won include:

• An Ohio Supreme Court decision making it easier for non-custodial parents to increase visitation for their children
• A U.S. Court of Appeals, 6th Circuit decision declaring public pensions to be held in trust for the benefit of both spouses
• Obtaining the first injunction preventing a subprime lender from foreclosing on Ohio homeowners
• Negotiating the largest securities fraud settlement in Ohio Public Pension Fund history 

A background of service in Ohio and West Virginia

After graduating from the University of Michigan and receiving my law degree from Case Western Reserve University in 1987, I served as Deputy Attorney General of West Virginia in 1988–1989, Assistant Law Director for the City of Youngstown in 1990–1991, member of the Ohio State Senate in 2003–2006, on the Mahoning County Board of Mental Health and the Board of Education of Liberty Township from 2001–2002, and as Attorney General of Ohio in 2007–2008. Much of my work combating home foreclosures is done pro bono, as a public service.

I have the greatest respect for my clients, and pledge to listen to you, be sensitive to your needs, consider your case carefully and diligently apply my knowledge, experience and creativity to obtain the best possible outcome.

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I can help you stand up for what's right

Do not let unscrupulous businesses get away with cheating workers, disarming unions or defrauding the government. Some of the cases I accept are handled on a contingency fee basis, which means you pay nothing until I obtain a settlement or verdict in your favor. Contact me online, by phone at 877-810-9348, or by email to discuss how I can help you set things right and advance your own interests in the process. I offer weekend and evening appointments and look forward to discussing your situation with you.