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New York Insurance Defense Law Firm
Overview
Serving Buffalo Area Residents
The attorneys at the law office of Hagelin Spencer in Buffalo provide quality legal services for clients facing issues related to insurance defense. Our team of experienced trial lawyers provides tenacious advocacy and representation on a personal level. Every potential client who walks through the doors of our New York law office receives respect and experienced counsel...
Serving Buffalo Area Residents
The attorneys at the law office of Hagelin Spencer in Buffalo provide quality legal services for clients facing issues related to insurance defense. Our team of experienced trial lawyers provides tenacious advocacy and representation on a personal level. Every potential client who walks through the doors of our New York law office receives respect and experienced counsel.
Experience Matters
Insurance defense is a complex area of law, and we have both the trial experience and in-depth knowledge of the law to help our clients reach beneficial solutions to their legal concerns. We handle cases pertaining to:
- Automotive liability
- Insurance coverage
- Premises liability
- Arbitration
- Malpractice liability
- Municipal liability
We try cases before local, state and federal courts, pursuing the most beneficial course of action for our clients in every case we take.
Fighting For Positive Results
Insurance litigation is complex. Every client who comes to our law firm for assistance receives regular communication, personal attention and a down-to-earth assessment of their case. Our personal approach and record of success are why people throughout the Buffalo area continue to turn to Hagelin Spencer for insurance defense counsel. To learn more about how we can help you, you may contact our law firm for a complete evaluation of your case.
About Hagelin Spencer LLC
Practice Areas
- Insurance Defense
- Insurance Coverage
- Liability Defense
- Business & Commercial Litigation
- Appellate Practice
Litigation
- 90%
Fees
Accepts Credit Cards
Office Information
Address
14 Penn Plaza225 West 34th Street New York, NY 10122
Phone
Fax
- 716-849-3501
Other Offices
Hagelin Spencer LLC (Main Office) 135 Delaware Ave. Ste. 200 Buffalo, NY 14202 - 2500 866-214-2591
Hagelin Spencer LLC 35 Journal Square Suite 1030 Jersey City, NJ 07306 201-653-3500
Hagelin Spencer LLC 1225 Franklin Avenue Suite 325 Garden City, NY 11530 516-240-8020
Hagelin Spencer LLC 1000 7th North Street Suite 120 Liverpool, NY 13088 315-701-5768
Hagelin Spencer LLC The Powers Building 16 West Main Street Suite 700 Rochester, NY 14614 585-325-9000
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