About Stephen
Steve Boyd is a dedicated personal injury attorney based in Buffalo, New York — He specializes in cases involving child sexual abuse, clergy abuse, and catastrophic injuries. Since 1999, Boyd has represented over 6,000 clients across multiple states, including New York, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Michigan. His work has resulted in significant verdicts and settlements in cases of sexual assault, wrongful death, and life-altering accidents. This experience has established him as a advocate for victims seeking justice. In 1998, Boyd earned his Juris Doctor from the State University of New York at Buffalo. Prior to his legal career, he had a successful tenure in journalism, working as a reporter and anchor for WKBW-TV.
He also served as a morning news host for WHTT-FM Oldies 104. This background in communication gave him exceptional skills in storytelling and advocacy, which he applies to his legal practice. His transition from media to law has allowed him to effectively represent clients who have faced traumatic experiences. In 2012, Boyd became the managing partner at Steve Boyd, PC, a firm committed to advocating for survivors of sexual abuse and personal injury victims. The firm operates offices in both Buffalo and Rochester, New York, and is recognized for its compassionate and aggressive representation. Under Boyd's leadership, the firm is known for fighting tirelessly for the rights of its clients, ensuring that their voices are heard in the legal system.
Boyd's accolades reflect his dedication and expertise in the field. He has been recognized as a New York Super Lawyer from 2009 to 2025, highlighting his standing among peers in the legal community. Additionally, he holds a 4.6 out of 5 rating on Lawyers.com, based on 14 reviews, indicating a high level of client satisfaction. His education includes prestigious programs at the Trial Lawyers College in Dubois, Wyoming, and the Keenan Ball Trial Institute, now known as The Edge. He is admitted to practice in New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Michigan, further broadening his reach to help clients in various jurisdictions. Community involvement is also a significant aspect of Boyd's life.
He was appointed by the New York State Governor as a trustee of Erie Community College, where he served as chairman of the board for three years. His commitment to the community extends to his roles on the board of directors for Visit Buffalo Niagara and as a former board member for Mount St. Joseph Academy. Through these positions, Boyd has demonstrated a strong commitment to both his profession and the community he serves, making a lasting impact in Buffalo and beyond.
