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John Feroleto invited to speak at University of Buffalo program

September 15, 2014

John Feroleto was asked to present at an important University at Buffalo civil justice symposium October 7. Ken Feinman, the keynote speaker was appointed by attorney general John Ashcroft to be the special master of the September 11 victim compensation fund. He worked 33 months entirely pro bono, developing the regulations to administer the fund, and to evaluate appropriate compensation.

Locally, we at Feroleto law have been busy with pro bono and community service. September 7 was the Headway Run Walk and Roll, which raised funds for people with brain injuries, and disabilities. John Feroleto was the run chairman. Headway is an affiliate of People, Inc.

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