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Joel Feroleto Named to City & State’s 2026 Upstate Power 100

August 25, 2026

Feroleto Law is proud to announce that Joel Feroleto has been named to City & State New York’s 2026 Upstate Power 100, coming in at #62 on the list of the most influential leaders shaping Western New York and the rest of upstate New York.

The Upstate Power 100 highlights the movers and shakers driving growth and change from Western New York to the North Country — a group that spans elected officials, business leaders, labor leaders, and, this year, Joel Feroleto.

The recognition comes on the heels of Joel’s election as President of the Buffalo Common Council earlier this year.

At Feroleto Law, Joel brings that same dedication to service into his legal work, representing clients across New York State from trial through the appellate level. His commitment to the Buffalo community — on the Common Council and in the courtroom — reflects the values that have guided our firm for almost 40 yearsBuffalo attorney in navy pinstripe suit and striped tie smiling with downtown Buffalo buildings visible in background.

Congratulations, Joel, on this well-deserved recognition!

Read the full 2026 Upstate Power 100 list at City & State New York.

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