Attorney Spotlight: Jacob Honan Who is Jacob as an attorney? Jacob is an associate in our business litigation practice group. Jacob is very dedicated to his clients. He prides himself on always being responsive. And he is always trying to get the best outcome for his client. Jacob also has a competitive spirit. Litigation is… Read More

Attorney Spotlight: Ricky Luthra Who is Ricky Luthra as an Attorney? Ricky is an associate in our business law group. He specializes in mergers & acquisitions, business succession planning, and general contract review. Ricky’s approach to business law is to be a problem solver and take a practical approach. He looks at the clients’ goals… Read More

Project Development attorney, Marc Romanowski, and client, real-estate developer Anthony LoRusso were featured in an article by the Buffalo News regarding LoRusso’s new plan for a 66-unit apartment building on Clayton Street. Lousso is proposing to construct a 3-story apartment building in North Buffalo’s Rebecca Park neighborhood. Developer Anthony LoRusso is hoping to double-down on… Read More

Congratulations to TRS Packaging/TMP Technologies on the opening of its new $30 million, 290,000 square foot facility in Lackawanna, New York.  This new facility will provide TMP Technology with significantly more manufacturing space, on-site storage space for all of its inventory, and the capacity to grow and create many new good-paying jobs.    TMP Technologies… Read More

Attorney Spotlight: Kevin Kruppa Who is Kevin as a lawyer? Kevin is a partner in our insurance defense practice group. Kevin defends insurers in everything from car accident cases to catastrophic injury cases. He works on construction accidents, wrongful death, products liability, and premises liability cases. Why did Kevin become an attorney? Kevin decided to… Read More

Attorney Spotlight: Greg Gaglione Who is Greg as an attorney? Greg is an associate at Rupp Baase. He practices business law and cybersecurity law. As a lawyer, Greg has an attention to detail and zealously advocates for his clients in any matter they encounter. Whether that is a business matter, a litigation matter, or anything… Read More

Landlord-Tenant laws are an important topic for both landlords and tenants to understand. Banking & Creditor’s Rights partner, Kyle DiDone will be presenting on “Landlord-Tenant Law: Evictions” at the Construction Exchange training room on May 20th from 8:30 – 9:30 am. This presentation is a comprehensive overview of the topic, sponsored by The Construction Exchange… Read More

Attorney Spotlight: John Kolaga Who is John as an attorney? John is a partner in our project development and environmental law practice group. John attended the University at Buffalo School of Law and graduated in 1985. After graduation, he worked as a confidential law clerk to the Hon. John T. Curtin, then Chief Judge of… Read More

Attorney Spotlight: Emily Spitzer Who is Emily as an attorney? Emily is an associate who practices family law and immigration law. As a lawyer, Emily is a very creative problem solver. She prides herself on finding the most creative way to get her clients from point A to point B without so many detours. Emily… Read More

WIVB News 4 investigates featured a story on a civil case involving a local resident and his encounter with the Buffalo Police. Civil Rights attorney, Tony Rupp, is representing James Kistner who is suing the Buffalo police after he was struck by a police vehicle and then arrested for it. The entire ordeal was caught… Read More

Attorney Spotlight: Aaron Knights Who is Aaron as an Attorney? Aaron is a partner in our commercial litigation practice group. Aaron attended law school at Washington University in St. Louis. He then moved to Washington D.C. where he clerked for a judge and practiced law for nearly 20 years. Aaron just relocated to his hometown… Read More

Attorney Spotlight: Adam Brasky Who is Adam as a lawyer? Adam Brasky is an associate attorney in our banking and creditors’ rights practice group. Adam went to the University at Buffalo School of Law. While in law school Adam was working as a law clerk at a small first-party insurance defense firm. Adam was admitted… Read More

It’s April 20 (4/20), and New Yorkers are gearing up to launch their cannabis-industry businesses across the state.  With the passage of the Marijuana Regulation and Taxation Act, adult use of cannabis is now legal in New York State. This new law opens up the door to many cannabis-related business opportunities, including the growth and sale… Read More

Attorney Spotlight: Chad Davenport Who is Chad as an attorney? Chad is an associate attorney in our civil rights and business litigation practice groups. As an attorney, Chad is a great listener. He is often the first person his clients call when they have an issue. He’s a hard worker who always tries to achieve… Read More

Attorney Spotlight: Kyle DiDone Kyle is a partner in our banking & creditors’ right practice area. His practice area handles everything from loan origination and workouts to recovery and bankruptcy. Kyle’s approach to law is practical. He tries to find the approach that works best for the situation and the individuals involved in the matter.… Read More

The rankings are in! Rupp Baase Pfalzgraf Cunningham placed 4th in the medium company division for Buffalo’s Best Places to work. With an overall score of 92.08 our firm narrowly missed the top three, falling just .02 behind Trusted Nurse Staffing. We want to wish the winners congratulations! We are so honored to included in… Read More

Dan Sarzynski will be presenting on May 5, 2022 from 8:30 am – 10 am on all things Mechanics Liens. The seminar is sponsored by the Construction Exchange of Buffalo and Western New York inc. This seminar will take place in the construction exchange training room in Cheektowaga. If you own or run a construction… Read More

Attorney Spotlight: Horace Gioia Who is Horace as a lawyer? Horace is a partner at Rupp Baase. He practices in commercial real estate and commercial mortgage lending. Horace attended Hamilton College for undergrad and then University at Buffalo School of Law for law school. When Horace first became a lawyer he was practicing primarily in… Read More

Managing partner, David Pfalzgraf Jr. sat down with David Schaub on the WNY Entrepreneur podcast to discuss everything from when you should call your lawyer to the importance of corporate culture, and how our firm got it’s start 22 years ago. Listen to the Podcast episode here WNY Entrepreneur Show Notes: Have You Ever Thought… Read More

Attorney Spotlight: Brandon Snyder Who is Brandon as a lawyer? Brandon is an associate attorney. He practices in first-party insurance defense, subrogation, and commercial litigation. Brandon is still very early in his legal career. He has been an attorney since last April. Brandon prides himself on his ability to aggressively advocate for his clients and… Read More

Nichols School Mock Trial Advances The Nichols School high school mock trial team is heading to the Erie County finals where they will face City Honors. Rupp Baase Pfalzgraf Cunningham attorneys James Graber, Aaron Knights, and Tony Rupp serve as attorney advisors for the mock trial team. The mock trial program is an educational program… Read More

Attorney Spotlight: James Graber Who is James as a lawyer? James is a partner attorney. He practices in property insurance litigation, commercial litigation, and patent litigation. As a lawyer James is very competitive. He’s been practicing for almost 10 years. He started in property litigation. This is the area James practiced in almost exclusively for… Read More

Attorney Spotlight: Caitlyn Shank Who is Caitlyn as a lawyer? Caitlyn is a partner in our family law practice. Caitlyn has been practicing law for the past 10 years. She is on the attorney for the children’s panel. Which means she is appointed by supreme and family court judges to represent children. She has practiced… Read More

New Requirements for Electronic Monitoring of Employees in New York Employers and employees alike understand that the right to privacy in the workplace is limited. For example, monitoring employee communications – particularly electronic communications – has become commonplace and a standard practice for most U.S. employers. However, newly passed legislation, in order to promote transparency… Read More