pERSONAL INJURY ATTORNEYS
SERVING AMHERST, NY

The town of Amherst, NY is located in Erie County. It’s known as the inner ring suburb of Buffalo, NY. In 1818, the town was established and named after commander-in-chief, Lord Jeffrey Amherst. During the 1800s, the Erie Canal opened – which brought new settlers to the Amherst, NY area. The town continued to grow with the creation of a highway and interstate system, which encouraged commercial development. Today, Amherst, NY has grown into the perfect home for many hard-working people and families.

Since there are so many people working in and around Amherst, the risk of an accident is increased. In the event of an accident, it's important to find a trusted personal injury attorney to represent you throughout your case. The car accident lawyers at The Small Law Firm put their client’s interests first. Attorney Craig Small will work with you one-on-one to develop a courtroom strategy to earn the justice you deserve.

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At The Small Law Firm, our personal injury attorneys have years of experience with accident-related cases throughout Amherst, NY and the surrounding areas. We handle a variety of cases involving workplace incidents, nursing home abuse, auto accidents, pedestrian accidents, and more. For cases involving the healthcare field, our medical malpractice lawyers offer representation for those who have experienced harm due to a negligence of a doctor. When you suspect that your loved one is being abused in a senior living facility, our nursing home negligence lawyer can offer legal advice to pursuing a lawsuit. Noticing the warning signs of neglect is key to stopping any poor treatment. We represent residents who suffer from malnutrition, emotional abuse, bedsores, and caregiver neglect.

Whether you’ve been injured on the road, at work, or in a nursing home – our personal injury lawyers are here to help. To schedule a consultation with a bicycle accident attorney or medical malpractice lawyer, contact us today.