Chris O’Brien has been handling personal injury cases in Western New York for more than 30 years. He enjoys a national reputation as not only a trial lawyer but also an educator of other trial lawyers...
John Ford is a former Division I soccer and basketball player who graduated from the University at Buffalo Law School. While in law school, John was a leader in the trial advocacy program, competing on...
Christopher has been a litigator since the beginning of his legal career. Since 2007, he has concentrated his practice in representing individuals injured as the result of the negligence of others...
Jennifer Liakos is based in our Los Angeles, California office where she has been practicing law for the past twenty years. Her practice focuses on personal injury and mass tort litigation...
Lee Fabiatos attended The Nichols School in Buffalo for high school before leaving for college and law school. On returning, Lee spent his early career in and out of various courts around Western New ...
Sandra joined the O’Brien and Ford family in June of 2018 as a nurse paralegal. She has 37 years of nursing experience which include oncology, adolescent medicine, college health and medical re-search...
Mary is a graduate of Canisius College and worked in television broadcasting and video production. She returned to Canisius to obtain her paralegal certification and has worked...
Shana Fattey received her Associate of Applied Science Degree in Paralegal Studies from Bryant & Stratton College in 2007. She then pursued a Bachelor of Science Degree in Criminal...
Justine Mistretta is a graduate of Niagara University and has been active in the legal field for the past six years. She provides assistance to all...
Patrice is responsible for scheduling and time management. With over 20 years’ experience in the legal field, Patrice is known in the community for her professionalism...
In many ways, Patty is the most vital member of our team. She handles accounting for the firm, insuring that payments are processed correctly, managing...
