Brian Kevin Towey

Brian K. Towey, Esq., focuses his practice on plaintiffs’ personal injury, brain injuries, car accidents, construction accidents, slip & falls, workplace accidents, spinal cord injuries, and wrongful death claims.

Brian has over 10 years of experience practicing personal injury law in Buffalo, NY. Brian founded his law practice, Towey Law, in 2019. His boutique firm offers direct communication with your attorney, contingency fee payment structures, and free initial consultations, so that you can feel confident when hiring Brian.

Brian was born and raised in Buffalo, New York. After graduating from St. Joseph’s Collegiate Institute, he completed his Bachelor’s Degree in Sports Management from the State University of New York at Fredonia. He also holds a Master’s Degree in Sports Administration and a Master’s of Business Administration from Canisius College. Brian received his Juris Doctor from SUNY Buffalo Law School.
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During law school, Brian focused his studies on civil litigation, trial practice, and labor and employment law. He completed the Civil Litigation concentration, as well as the Labor and Employment Law Curricular Program. Brian was an Articles Editor on the Buffalo Law Review and was elected to the Executive Board for the Labor and Employment Relations Society. He also served as a legal extern at the Erie County Bar Association Volunteer Lawyers Project.

Prior to starting his own law practice, Brian was an attorney at a local plaintiffs' law firm, where his practice was focused on representing individuals who were injured due to medical malpractice, car accidents, and slip-and-falls. Brian also handled estate administration and litigation matters, estate planning, and real estate transactions.

​Brian also worked as a legal assistant & law clerk at a prominent law firm in Buffalo, New York, where he assisted the firm’s attorneys in pursuing claims on behalf of clients injured as a result of exposure to toxic substances, including asbestos and coke oven emissions. He also assisted with pursuing workers’ compensation claims and the prosecution of childhood lead poisoning cases.