Michael M. Djordjevic is a partner and founding member of Djordjevic, Casey & Marmaros. An acclaimed trial lawyer, Mr. Djordjevic has earned a national reputation for aggressively representing catastrophically injured infants and children. Mr. Djordjevic has been selected for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America, Litigation Counsel of America, Top Akron Lawyers, and has been named one of the Top 100 Trial Lawyers in Ohio. A 1977 Case Western Reserve graduate, Mr. Djordjevic is much sought after to co-counsel brain-damaged baby and brachial plexus injury cases across Ohio and throughout the U.S. Michael is a member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum, the Roscoe Pound Foundation, and is AV-rated by Martindale-Hubble.

Jim Casey grew up in Canton, Ohio and graduated high school in 1982. Jim went to Bowling Green State University and graduated in 1986. At Bowling Green, Jim met his wife Kim. Jim and Kim have been married for over 20 years and have two children. After getting married, Jim worked during the day and started night law school at Akron in 1989, graduating in 1993. Following graduation, Jim began his legal career representing catastrophic injury victims at the law firm of Gaines & Stern. In his second year as an attorney, Jim obtained his first verdict in excess of $1,000,000. Jim was then recruited to represent physicians and hospitals at the law firm of Reminger and Reminger. Jim spent 4 years at that firm and was able to obtain a tremendous amount of trial experience, trying over 40 cases to verdict. Jim then left Reminger to once again represent catastrophic injury victims at the firm of Elk and Elk. In Jim's 5 years at Elk and Elk, Jim was able to collect over $40,000,000 in compensation for injured victims throughout the state of Ohio. Jim then wanted to start his own firm, and through his contacts, knew that the opportunity existed to bring together his current partners Mike Djordjevic and Pete Marmaros. Since forming DCM at the end of 2005, Jim has continued to represent catastrophically injured people and has had continued success in the court room, obtaining 6 more verdicts in excess of $1,000,000 including one verdict whose components totaled $13,902,000.