About Grace Marie
Grace Marie Gannon practices personal injury law at Lipsitz & Ponterio LLC in Buffalo, New York. She joined the New York State Bar in 2013 and has since dedicated her career to advocating for clients who have suffered due to negligence and exposure to harmful substances. The firm, located in the heart of Buffalo, specializes in various areas of personal injury law, including asbestos and mesothelioma cases, which require a understanding of both legal and medical complexities. She earned her law degree from the University at Buffalo, where she developed a strong foundation in legal principles and advocacy. Since her admission to the bar, Grace has focused on representing individuals affected by asbestos exposure, a serious issue in New York due to the state's industrial history.
Her work often involves thorough investigations into clients' work histories and medical records to build strong cases against corporations responsible for asbestos-related illnesses. Most of her caseload consists of complex litigation involving serious injuries and wrongful death claims. Grace navigates the legal field to ensure her clients receive the compensation they deserve. Cases typically move from initial consultations through discovery, depositions, and often culminate in trial or settlement negotiations. She is known for her meticulous preparation and attention to detail, which are crucial in achieving favorable outcomes for her clients.
Before joining Lipsitz & Ponterio, Grace worked in various legal settings. She worked at a small firm focusing on personal injury and civil litigation, where she developed her skills in trial advocacy and client representation. This experience laid the groundwork for her current practice and has been instrumental in her development as a lawyer. Grace is an active member of several legal associations, which helps her stay updated on the latest developments in personal injury law. Her commitment to her clients and her profession is evident in her ongoing pursuit of knowledge and improvement.
She regularly attends seminars and workshops to enhance her skills and understanding of emerging issues in the field. In addition to her legal practice, Grace is dedicated to community service. She participates in local outreach programs aimed at educating the public about the dangers of asbestos and the rights of victims. Her efforts extend beyond the courtroom, reflecting her belief in litigation practice and support for those affected by personal injury and occupational hazards.
