Frequently Asked Questions

We focus on personal injury law, corporate law and business formations, commercial transactions, and estate planning and administration. Our goal is to provide practical legal solutions tailored to each client’s circumstances, whether they’re facing an unexpected injury, managing a business, or preparing for the future.

We have a convenient office location in Western New York:

• 97 Lake Street, Hamburg, NY 14075

Contact us to arrange a consultation at the location that’s most convenient for you.

You can schedule a consultation by calling (716) 649-3311 , emailing [email protected], or completing the consultation request form on our website. We’ll discuss your situation and explain the next steps.

We believe effective legal representation starts with personal attention and clear communication. Our approach combines modern, responsive service with careful attention to detail. You’ll have direct access to your attorney, practical guidance tailored to your needs, and consistent communication throughout your legal matter.

Yes. We offer free, no-obligation initial consultations for personal injury cases. During this conversation, we’ll review the circumstances surrounding your injury, discuss potential legal options, and help you determine whether pursuing a claim makes sense.

Our regular business hours are Monday through Friday, from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM. Legal matters don’t always fit neatly into a standard workday, so we may arrange consultations by appointment outside regular business hours.

Yes. We represent individuals with personal injury claims, estate planning, and estate administration. We also work with entrepreneurs, small businesses, and commercial entities that need guidance with business formations, contracts, transactions, and ongoing legal matters.

Our fee arrangements depend on the type and complexity of your legal matter. We generally handle personal injury cases on a contingency fee basis, meaning we collect attorney fees only if we recover compensation for you. Business and estate-related services may be billed on a flat-fee or hourly basis, depending on the work required. We’ll explain the applicable fee structure before moving forward.

Attorney Kyle W. Calabrese personally handles and oversees your legal matter. We believe clients deserve direct communication with the attorney responsible for their case, along with individualized attention and guidance throughout the legal process.

In New York, the statute of limitations for most personal injury lawsuits is three years from the date of the injury. However, certain claims have shorter deadlines, including cases involving government entities and medical malpractice. Because these deadlines vary, we recommend contacting an attorney as soon as possible to protect your right to pursue compensation.

The compensation available depends on the circumstances of your injury and the losses you’ve experienced. Depending on your case, recoverable damages may include medical expenses, lost wages, diminished earning capacity, pain and suffering, emotional distress, and property damage.

No. We handle personal injury cases on a contingency fee basis, so you won’t pay attorney fees upfront. Our attorney fee depends on our success in obtaining compensation through a settlement or court award. We’ll explain the fee agreement and any potential case-related expenses before we begin representation.

Bring any documents or information related to your accident and injuries. Helpful materials include accident reports, photographs, medical records, insurance correspondence, and witness contact information. Don’t worry if you don’t have everything organized. We can discuss what additional documentation may be useful as your case progresses.

We assist entrepreneurs and established businesses with legal matters ranging from initial formation to ongoing operations. Our services include forming LLCs, corporations, and partnerships, preparing operating agreements, negotiating contracts, reviewing commercial leases, and advising on corporate governance. We help business owners make informed decisions while protecting their interests.

Yes. We draft, review, and negotiate commercial agreements to set clear expectations and reduce unnecessary risk. These agreements may include vendor contracts, service agreements, employment contracts, nondisclosure agreements, and buy-sell agreements.

Buying or selling a business involves important legal and financial considerations. We assist with due diligence, asset and stock purchase agreements, lease transfers, transaction documents, and closing procedures. Our goal is to help you understand the transaction terms, identify potential risks, and protect your interests throughout the process.

We provide ongoing legal counsel to businesses that need assistance beyond a single transaction. Our services may include corporate compliance, contract updates, ownership restructuring, commercial agreements, and strategies for preventing partnership disputes. We work with business owners to address legal concerns before they become larger problems.

A Last Will and Testament, revocable or irrevocable trusts, a Health Care Proxy, a Living Will, and a Durable Power of Attorney. The documents you need depend on your assets, family circumstances, and long-term wishes. We’ll help you understand your options and develop a plan that reflects your priorities.

These documents let you designate trusted individuals to make important decisions if you can’t manage your affairs. A Power of Attorney authorizes someone to handle specified financial and legal matters, while a Health Care Proxy identifies someone who can make medical decisions when you cannot.

Yes. We assist executors and administrators with probate and estate administration proceedings in New York Surrogate’s Court. Our services may include preparing required documents, addressing estate obligations, identifying and distributing assets, and helping families comply with applicable legal requirements.