New York Personal Injury law firm Cellino & Barnes has launched a new public website, focused on bringing New York residents enhanced information and tools for Personal Injury services.
The firm has placed significant emphasis on the service components of the website, which gives visitors more than just sales messaging.
“The main goal with the new website was increasing our service to New York residents,” says Ross Cellino. “We have always prided ourselves on being at the forefront of technology, and the new site truly showcases our commitment to giving New York residents the information they need, when they need it.”
The content of the website wraps around a search feature. This search feature is unique in that is provides video and text results based on an injury victims search query. The results include, not only text based information, but video as well.
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Tuesday, December 29, 2009
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Cellino & Barnes Appear on Cover of UB's Philanthropy Magazine
Buffalo personal injury law firm Cellino & Barnes has presented the University at Buffalo School of Law with a $1 million unrestricted donation. In response, UB Law Philanthropy selected firm attorneys Ross Cellino and Steve Barnes for a cover story in the magazine's Fall 2009 issue. According to the article, the $1 million gift from Buffalo lawyers Cellino and Barnes is one of the largest cash gifts the law school has ever received.
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Monday, November 2, 2009
Truck Accident Victims Receive $3.25 Million
Cellino & Barnes – Trial Attorney Michael J. Cooper
Our clients were on the job working as City Garbage Collectors, when their vehicle was t-boned by a truck that ran a red light.
As a result of this truck accident, our clients suffered injuries to their back, knee, neck and head. Both clients underwent spinal fusion surgeries.
Attorney Michael Cooper prepared the cases for trial and hired some of the best experts in the country, including accident reconstruction experts. As a result of his thorough preparation, the insurance companies, on the eve of trial, finally agreed to his settlement demand of $1.75 million and $1.5 million, respectively.
“Michael Cooper’s thorough preparation and determination to proceed to trial was a key to the outcome of this case,” stated Ross Cellino.
Our clients were on the job working as City Garbage Collectors, when their vehicle was t-boned by a truck that ran a red light.
As a result of this truck accident, our clients suffered injuries to their back, knee, neck and head. Both clients underwent spinal fusion surgeries.
Attorney Michael Cooper prepared the cases for trial and hired some of the best experts in the country, including accident reconstruction experts. As a result of his thorough preparation, the insurance companies, on the eve of trial, finally agreed to his settlement demand of $1.75 million and $1.5 million, respectively.
“Michael Cooper’s thorough preparation and determination to proceed to trial was a key to the outcome of this case,” stated Ross Cellino.
Thursday, October 15, 2009
Jury Awards Paxil Victim $2.5 Million
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Cellino and Barnes Community Scholarship $125,000 Milestone
Buffalo Law Firm Cellino and Barnes has announced that their Community Scholarship program has reached a milestone of awarding over $125,000 in classroom scholarships.
The program awards local elementary school classrooms a “scholarship” that can be used for school supplies, projects, and educational materials. The firm awards 10 scholarships each week to applicants that enter online through the Cellino and Barnes website.
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The program awards local elementary school classrooms a “scholarship” that can be used for school supplies, projects, and educational materials. The firm awards 10 scholarships each week to applicants that enter online through the Cellino and Barnes website.
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Wednesday, September 16, 2009
Buffalo law firm Cellino & Barnes Ranked #1 by Best Lawyers® in Personal Injury Litigation
Cellino & Barnes is proud to announce that 6 of its Buffalo attorneys are listed in the 2010 edition of Best Lawyers in America.
Attorneys Richard J. Barnes and John C. Murrett, Jr. join Stephen E. Barnes, Brian A. Goldstein, Gerald W. Schaffer, Jr. and Robert J. Schreck in what is the oldest and most respected peer-review publication in the legal profession.
The Best Lawyers in America has ranked Cellino & Barnes #1 in Buffalo, NY in Personal Injury Litigation with 6 attorneys.
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Attorneys Richard J. Barnes and John C. Murrett, Jr. join Stephen E. Barnes, Brian A. Goldstein, Gerald W. Schaffer, Jr. and Robert J. Schreck in what is the oldest and most respected peer-review publication in the legal profession.
The Best Lawyers in America has ranked Cellino & Barnes #1 in Buffalo, NY in Personal Injury Litigation with 6 attorneys.
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Friday, August 21, 2009
Ross Cellino Discusses Impact of Teen Driving Legislation
Attorney, Ross Cellino, who works in both the Rochester and Buffalo offices, weighs the impact of the New York State Senate legislation that will toughen teen driving laws. Not only will it be illegal for drivers of all ages to text message while driving, but the bill further requires that a learner's permit must be held for at least 6 months before a junior license can be obtained. In addition, if there is no adult in the vehicle with a junior driver, the number of non-family members allowed in the vehicle will be reduced to one.
Rochester, NY residents may find the news timely and encouraging. Many have been affected by the recent news involving three Rochester teens killed in car accidents, as well as the five area teens killed last year as a result of texting while driving. Parents often worry about the safety of their young adults, particularly when they are driving with their friends.
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Rochester, NY residents may find the news timely and encouraging. Many have been affected by the recent news involving three Rochester teens killed in car accidents, as well as the five area teens killed last year as a result of texting while driving. Parents often worry about the safety of their young adults, particularly when they are driving with their friends.
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