Cellino Law

Cellino Law delivers powerful legal advocacy built on a legacy of trust, precision, and results. For over six decades, the firm has set the standard in personal injury litigation, recovering more than $2 billion in settlements and verdicts for clients across New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and Pennsylvania.

Cellino Law was founded in 1958 by Ross Cellino, Sr., and is now led by Ross Cellino, Jr. The firm blends deep-rooted experience with modern trial strategy. Each case is handled with exacting care, driven by personalized legal solutions, meticulous preparation, and a relentless pursuit of justice. Whether addressing serious car crashes, truck accidents, workplace injuries, or catastrophic trauma, Cellino Law applies proven techniques and powerful resources to secure the compensation clients deserve.

Cellino Law fields a team of trial-tested attorneys who lead every case with strategic precision. Known for taking on major insurers—and winning—the firm has earned respect both in and out of the courtroom. This reputation for fearless advocacy ensures stronger leverage in negotiations and commanding presence at trial.

Cellino Law supports each claim with a full network of elite experts in accident reconstruction, vocational analysis, and medical forensics. Every case is fortified with solid evidence and strategic insight, driving results that reflect the actual physical, emotional, and financial impact of an injury.

Cellino Law maintains a statewide presence with offices in Manhattan, Buffalo, Rochester, Long Island, Brooklyn, Amherst, and Bridgeport. Attorneys are available 24/7 for free consultations. There are no upfront costs, and no fees unless a successful recovery is secured.

A philosophy of confidentiality, compassion, and a client-first approach guides Cellino Law. Each matter is approached with professionalism and empathy, ensuring those injured by negligence receive the respect, representation, and results they deserve. The firm’s legacy is defined not only by the compensation secured but also by the lives restored.