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Since 1993, Mark N. Todzo has devoted his practice of law to the representation of plaintiffs in consumer and environmental protection litigation. In that time, he has represented aggrieved individuals, nonprofit organizations and public entities in litigation that has curbed abusive and illegal corporate practices. Mr. Todzo’s varied work has, among other things, helped to remove toxic chemicals from the environment, increased staffing in nursing homes, reformed deceptive advertising practices and recovered millions of dollars for the benefit of consumers. Mr. Todzo has argued cases in state and federal trial courts as well as courts of appeal and the California Supreme Court.
Mr. Todzo has served as class counsel in numerous class action lawsuits as well as liaison counsel in complex coordinated actions. He was recently lead counsel in a case that resulted in the removal of over 500,000 pounds of lead per year from California roadways and is currently representing classes of individuals in a variety of different cases including a class of Blue Shield subscribers seeking to recover increased healthcare payments required in breach of the health plan and a class of Comcast subscribers who were blocked from using peer-to-peer file sharing programs in breach of their contracts.
Mr. Todzo joined the Lexington Law Group in 1998 and is a principal of the firm. Mr. Todzo received his law degree from Hastings College of the Law in 1993 and received a A.B. from Duke University in 1986. In addition to the practice of law, Mark enjoys coaching his sons’ basketball and baseball teams as well as running, biking and participating in team sports. |
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