Dean Venizelos has spent more than two decades learning how institutions protect themselves, and using that knowledge to hold them accountable. He started his professional education at the United States Department of Justice, where he learned how the most powerful institutional actors in the country build their defenses, manage their exposure, and resist accountability at every turn. He has spent his career since turning those lessons against institutions that abuse their power through cover-ups and failures to look out for the best interests of people who trust them.

That trajectory matters for CLG’s clients. The institutions that fail survivors of sexual abuse, the drug manufacturers that conceal what they know about dangerous products, the corporations that build liability management into their operating model – these are sophisticated adversaries. They retain experienced legal teams. They have managed litigation before. Dean is an attorney who trained inside the same institutional frameworks they rely on and understands, with precision, where the leverage is.

At Constant Legal Group, Dean anchors the firm’s most complex litigation work. He brings national practice depth in mass torts, pharmaceutical and medical device litigation, asbestos bankruptcy trust claims, Medicare lien resolution, sexual abuse civil litigation, and human trafficking accountability. Across all of it, the approach is the same – institutional discipline applied to survivor justice.

In addition to his law degree Dean holds an M.B.A. from Case Western Reserve University’s Weatherhead School of Management. In practice areas that sit at the intersection of law, medicine, finance, and institutional structure, that training is not incidental. It shapes how he reads a case, how he approaches a negotiation, and how he understands the financial and organizational incentives that drive the decisions of the institutions on the other side of every matter.