The dispute between the name partners of the well-known Buffalo-based personal injury firm just got nastier with state Supreme Court Justice Deborah Chimes signing a restraining order against Cellino for allegedly poaching lawyers and cases, according to an affidavit by Barnes.
July 26, 2017 at 06:02 PM
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The breakup between the name partners of personal-injury firm Cellino & Barnes, based in Buffalo, became more bitter this week amid allegations that Ross Cellino Jr. attempted to poach lawyers and cases at the firm to start a new one.
Erie County Supreme Court Justice Deborah Chimes signed a restraining order directing Cellino not to engage in any action that would “disturb the status quo of C&B,” which continues to serve clients.
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