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Premier Representation With A Six-Decade Legacy In The New York Courts
For more than six decades, Brenna Boyce PLLC Attorney at Law has offered services to clients in Honeoye Falls and surrounding areas. With a strong drive to seek justice, each of our partners has decades of trial experience, making us highly seasoned advocates.
We have helped thousands of personal injury victims pursue maximum compensation after auto accidents, construction injuries and other life-altering events. We also bring our efficient litigation experience to bear probate and estate administration, and other areas of practice.
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A Noted Voice Across TV, Radio And Newspapers
We have been interviewed on all major TV networks and radio stations in the community. We also host the Brenna Boyce Law Forum Radio Show on WHAM 1180 on Sunday mornings at 8:00.
Attorney Bob Brenna Jr. has also written articles for the Daily Record.
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The Brenna Boyce Law Forum is broadcast live on Wham 1180 every Sunday at 8 a.m. Co-hosts Robert Brenna and Sheldon Boyce cover a range of legal topics and take questions from listeners on the air. To suggest a topic for the show, click here
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