Jeanna Marie Cellino

My first memory of personal injury law comes from my father, Ross Cellino, Jr. When I was young, he allowed me to skip school to attend his closing argument in one of his largest cases. I vividly remember watching him drop to his knees to demonstrate to the jury what life would be like for his client without the use of their legs, unable to walk and dependent on others for assistance.

I also remember the look in the jury’s eyes. It was clear they not only understood how deeply the client’s life had changed, but also recognized the genuine, empathetic, and caring way my father represented that client. I remember the satisfaction he felt fighting for his client after an insurance company made an unfair offer. It was a lesson passed down from his own father, Ross Cellino, Sr., who was seated in the gallery with me that day.

Over the years, I absorbed the personal and professional lessons passed down by my father and grandfather, and I carry them with me in every case I handle.

I understand how important it is to clearly convey the life-altering impact of a client’s injuries, both inside and outside the courtroom. I take pride in getting to know my clients personally and working to hold negligent defendants accountable for the pain, trauma, and emotional distress they cause.

I have dedicated my legal career to representing injured individuals, and I am honored to carry on the legacy my grandfather began in 1958. I bring hard work, compassion, and dedicated advocacy to every client I represent.