DICELLO FIRM NEWS - MEDIA

Dicello firm lawyers SPEAK in Wyoming

March 22, 2010

Mark and Robert F. DiCello were invited to be guest speakers at The 360 Advocacy Institute's Continuing Legal Education Seminar in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Mark and Robert teamed up to discuss the importance of using simple, honest language when telling the story of a client's suffering.

dicello firm Lawyers Speak in Florida

February 25, 2010

As reported on the Home Page of the DiCello Firm Website, Mark and Robert F. DiCello attended the Florida Trial Lawyers Association's Workhorse Seminar, hosted by nationally known trial attorney John F. Romano, in Orlando Florida. Mark lectured on the subject of trucking crash litigation. And Robert joined Gerry and Kent Spence in a discussion that touched upon the importance of communicating to a jury with emotional honesty and stylistic simplicity.

FAMILY Sues Police Sniper and city

February 3, 2010

One of the most emotionally charged cases in the entire state of Ohio, the case of Richard Sabo was filed by attorney Robert F. DiCello, of The DiCello Firm, on behalf of the surviving family members of the Sabo family. In a written statement published in the local paper, Robert said, "My clients believe, from time to time, government needs to be held accountable for its wrongdoing — though it might be an uncomfortable process. And they also believe this community knows that an overly aggressive police force is not a good police force. They feel there are many issues which need to be addressed in our court system."

RoberT J. DiCello, Esq. Wins $1.2M
For Disinherited Woman

November30, 2009

In a trial to the Lake County, Ohio, Probate Court bench, Attorney Robert J. DiCello, founder of The DiCello Firm, found justice for a woman who would have been disinherited from her brother's estate, if her nephew had gotten his way. The trial court determined the nephew had encouraged his uncle to change some documents on a trust when the uncle was not competent to do so. The Court found the uncle had bee subjected to undue influence and duress at the time he signed the trust paperwork in favor of the nephew. The effect of the paperwork was to disinherit the woman from her brother's estate, and have it pass to the nephew. The victory returned to the woman the $1.2M that her brother had originally intended to give to her.