Our Complete Guide To Mesothelioma is An Informational Resource To Diagnosis, Treatment Options and Legal Rights After A Mesothelioma Diagnosis John Lipsitz and Michael Ponterio’s shared commitment to seeking justice for victims of the asbestos industry led them to form Lipsitz, Ponterio & Comerford, LLC in 1995. John Comerford joined the firm the same year […]
Lipsitz & Ponterio, LLC, is holding a FREE SEMINAR on asbestos disease (mesothelioma and lung cancer) and your legal rights for Niagara Falls area plant workers and their families.
Lipsitz & Ponterio, LLC will host a free seminar for Steelworkers and their families on Wednesday, July 18, 2018. The seminar will cover asbestos disease and your legal rights. Reserve your space today.
Lipsitz & Ponterio, LLC will host a free seminar for Kodak retirees and their families on Tuesday, May 8, 2018. The seminar will cover asbestos disease and your legal rights. Reserve your space today.
Lipsitz & Ponterio, LLC, a personal injury litigation firm celebrating 22 years of practice in Buffalo, has relocated to the historic Liberty Building at 424 Main Street in the heart of downtown Buffalo.
The court, in a decision anxiously awaited by industry and business groups across the country, ruled against Crane Co., the Connecticut manufacturer found partially responsible for Suttner’s death. Suttner, who retired from GM in 1996 after more than 30 years of employment, was diagnosed with mesothelioma two years before his death.
New York’s highest court upheld a wrongful death verdict on behalf of a Buffalo-area widow who lost her husband to mesothelioma. In a landmark, forty-eight page majority opinion, Judge Sheila Abdus-Salaam reaffirmed that New York’s longstanding rule that a manufacturer who sells products in New York assumes a serious responsibility to warn end-users about non-obvious dangers of intended uses of its products.
If you or a loved one worked at Norton Labs in Lockport, New York, we invite you to attend an important luncheon on Wednesday, June 22, 2016.
Buffalo is promising a more aggressive and coordinated approach to the city’s lead paint problem, putting a greater onus on landlords to ensure that houses are safe while also promising more lead testing, screening and remediation by government agencies
Topics include: Experienced Trial Team Handles Automobile Accident Cases; Judge Awards $5.6 Million to Former Durez Employee; Asbestos Deaths are Higher than State and National Averages in WNY; Local Judge Recognizes Depth of Mesothelioma Victim's Pain and Suffering; Lipsitz & Ponterio Represents Individuals Injured by Home Waxing Kits; and more...
For those who harbor doubts about regulation of business, this is where government oversight starts and why it is necessary: Insurance companies on the hook for millions of dollars in judgments owed to suffering individuals made backdoor deals allowing them to avoid liability.
And then, in 2014, at the age of 56, his career as a project manager flourishing, Joseph L. Muir learned that he had mesothelioma. He died a year later but lived long enough to see a jury in Buffalo attribute his illness to asbestos exposure and his two summers 40 years ago working at Durez.
It’s no surprise that young children in Western New York suffer from the highest rate of lead poisoning in upstate New York. Eighty-seven percent of the homes in Erie County were built before 1978, the year the federal government banned toxic lead-based paint from use in residential structures.