The Cleveland Monsters are proud to announce a multi-year partnership with Rectifi, naming the personal-injury platform the team’s Season Presenter and 20th Anniversary Presenter and the presenting partner of the 2027 American Hockey League All-Star Classic. The collaboration also features community-led elements, including the Monsters Back to School Bash expanding both organizations reach giving back to kids across Northeast Ohio. 

“As we celebrate 20 years of Monsters hockey, we’re excited to welcome Rectifi to our team as the presenting partner of the AHL All-Star Classic and this milestone season,” said Monsters President Mike Ostrowski. “This partnership reflects our commitment to building relationships with organizations that share our values of excellence and service to the greater Cleveland community. We are grateful to have Rectifi with us as we reflect on two decades of Monsters hockey and look forward to another exciting year for the AHL."

The 2027 All-Star Classic will take place in Cleveland on Sunday, February 7, and Monday, February 8, when the top talent in the AHL will take center ice at Rocket Arena. In addition to the All-Star Skills Competition and the All-Star Challenge, the AHL Hall of Fame Induction and Awards Ceremony will also take place on Monday morning. All-Star Weekend extends beyond Rocket Arena, drawing in partners across Cleveland including Hotel Cleveland and Tower City showcasing all the city has to offer.

“The American Hockey League is looking forward to helping celebrate the Monsters' 20th season as we bring the AHL All-Star Classic to Cleveland in February,” said American Hockey League President Scott Howson. “We are excited to be joined by Rectifi as the presenting partner of what is sure to be a first-class and memorable event for our players, our fans and the entire Northeast Ohio community.”

The Monsters 20th season opens on Friday, October 2, with the 20th Season Celebration game presented by Rectifi on Friday, October 16, at Rocket Arena. Leading into the special anniversary celebration, the Monsters and Rectifi will poll fans to help build an All-Time Team consisting of 12 forwards, six defensemen, two goaltenders and two coaches. Among the pool are fan favorites like Trey Fix-Wolansky, Jet Greaves, Oliver Bjorkstrand and Patrick Bordleau allowing voters to pull from some of the memorable players to skate in Cleveland over the last 20 years.

Rectifi is a personal injury-focused legal platform launched in April 2026 by DiCello Levitt, one of the largest plaintiffs' law firms in the country. It connects trial lawyers with people who have suffered physical, emotional, or financial harm, and Ohio is its first market. DiCello Levitt has been embedded in the Cleveland community since its founding in 2017, with more than a dozen attorneys practicing from its Mentor, Ohio location. The firm handles cases like medical malpractice, nursing home abuse, and civil rights violations, and also runs a trial center with facilities in Cleveland and Chicago.

"Rectifi helps individuals and families who have been seriously harmed take on monsters they never expected to face,” said Ken Abbarno, co-leader of Rectifi and Cleveland managing partner for DiCello Levitt, a top national plaintiffs’ law firm. “We believe the only Monsters should be the ones on the ice. We’re proud to partner with the Cleveland Monsters and excited to deepen Rectifi’s connection to an organization and fanbase that mean so much to Northeast Ohio."

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