Attorney Profile

Kenneth A. Krajewski

Kenneth Krajewski

Brown & Kelly, LLP
1500 Liberty Building, 424 Main Street
Buffalo, NY 14202
Contact Contact Kenneth A. Krajewski
T: 716-854-2620
F: 716-854-0082

Visit: www.brownkelly.com
Practice areas: Personal Injury Defense: General (40%), Insurance Coverage (30%), Environmental Litigation (30%)

Profile

Kenneth A. Krajewski is a seasoned trial attorney in toxic tort, product liability, safe place to work, automobile/truck, and insurance coverage litigation. Ken has represented and defended large and small businesses, municipalities, governmental entities, schools, and individuals from all manner of claims, suits, actions and litigation. He has tried cases involving environmental and toxic tort claims, product liability claims, industrial accidents, construction site accidents, automobile accidents, and insurance coverage disputes. Ken is a member of the Bar Association of Erie County and the New York State Bar Association's Torts, Insurance and Compensation Law Section, where he serves as the Chair of the Automobile Liability Committee. He is a member of the Defense Research Institute, has served as an officer and director of the Defense Trial Lawyers Association of Western New York, and is a past president of The Advocate's Club of Western New York. Mr. Krajewski is a graduate of Empire State College and the Capital University Law School, cum laude. He is admitted to the Bar of the State of New York and the Western, Northern, and Southern Districts of New York.

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New York Super Lawyers - Upstate Edition 2009
New York Super Lawyers 2008 - Upstate Edition

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