This Isn’t Just a Record. It’s a Pattern.

Some lawyers settle.
Some avoid the courtroom.
And some step into trial knowing what’s at stake.

Jon Marko steps in expecting one thing: accountability.

With the firm’s latest historic victory, that expectation has now translated into something few attorneys in the country can claim:

20 jury trials. 20 wins. Undefeated since 2012.

But that only scratches the surface.

This isn’t a volume stat.
This isn’t luck.

This is a decade-plus run of high-stakes litigation—where the outcomes weren’t small.

These were:

• 7-figure verdicts
• 8-figure verdicts
• 9-figure verdicts
• Against powerful institutions, corporations, and systems built to avoid responsibility

When cases go to trial, there are no guarantees.
Only preparation. Strategy. And execution under pressure.

20–0 means every single one of those moments ended in accountability.

“Most lawyers will never try 20 cases to verdict in their entire career. Fewer still will win them all.”

From a Basement Office to the Biggest Courtrooms

Long before the record-setting verdicts, Marko Law started in a basement office in Detroit.

No spotlight. No guarantees. Just a commitment to outwork, out-prepare, and out-fight whoever stood on the other side.

That mindset never changed.

What changed was the scale.

The Cases That Changed Everything

Over the years, Marko Law has taken on cases others might hesitate to pursue.

Not because they were easy.

Because they mattered.

That work has resulted in some of the most significant verdicts in Michigan and beyond:

• Largest premises liability verdict in Michigan history
• Largest race discrimination verdict in Michigan history
• Second largest verdict of any kind in Michigan history
• Second largest religious accommodation verdict in world history
• Largest correctional healthcare verdict in world history
• Largest UM (uninsured motorist) verdict in Michigan

And now:

• $307,600,000 verdict in a federal civil rights case

These are not just outcomes.

They are moments where systems were forced to answer.

The Difference Between Showing Up and Standing Up

In trial, preparation matters.

But so does something harder to measure.

The willingness to stand up when it matters most.

To take on:

• institutions
• corporations
• systems that expect silence

And to keep going when the pressure builds.

That’s what separates a case from a verdict.

What 20–0 Really Means

It does not mean every case is easy.

It does not mean every path is clear.

It means something else.

It means:

• every case was prepared for trial
• every argument was tested under pressure
• every client had someone willing to fight all the way through

Because when a case reaches a jury, there are no shortcuts.

Only truth. Strategy. And execution.

Built on Teamwork

No trial record is built alone.

Behind every verdict is a team that prepares, challenges, and executes at the highest level.

Marko Law’s success reflects:

• experienced trial attorneys
• strategic litigation support
• relentless preparation

From early case development to closing arguments, every role matters.

And every person contributes to the result.

Why This Matters

This is not about keeping score.

It is about what those results represent.

For clients, it means:

• being heard
• being taken seriously
• having someone willing to go the distance

For institutions, it means:

accountability is not optional.

The Work Continues

A record does not define the work.

It reflects it.

And the work is not finished.

At Marko Law, every new case is approached the same way:

• prepared thoroughly
• fought aggressively
• handled with purpose

At Marko Law, we fight hard and we do not back down.

Contact Marko Law for a Free Case Evaluation

📞 Phone: +1-313-777-7777
📍 Main Office: 220 W. Congress, 4th Floor, Detroit, MI 48226
🌐 Website: https://www.markolaw.com/

You deserve more than a settlement. You deserve justice. Let’s get to work.