The Buffalo-founded firm Cellino & Barnes rose to prominence with its unforgettable jingle and ubiquitous billboards, though more recent headlines centered on the firm’s breakup and associated legal proceedings.
October 02, 2020 at 05:35 PM
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Personal injury attorney Steve Barnes was killed Friday when his small plane crashed outside Buffalo, his longtime partner Ross Cellino confirmed in a statement.
The Buffalo-founded firm Cellino & Barnes rose to prominence with its unforgettable jingle and ubiquitous billboards, though more recent headlines centered on the firm’s breakup and associated legal proceedings.
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In this photo provided by Spectrum News Buffalo, a helicopter circles the site of a small plane crash near Pembroke, New York, on Oct. 2, 2020. Two people aboard the aircraft died. (Spectrum News Buffalo via AP)
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