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'There was some screw-up where it had been over-booked and the Talking Phonebook gave the back page to someone else.'Cellino & Barnes were threatening to sue and the company decided to give them free billboards, which were all over Buffalo.So they put their faces on the billboards and the word, 'Injured.''That was the beginning of the explosion of clients.Ross Cellino lives in a 0,000 home on the outskirts of Buffalo.An avid hockey fan, he has his own floodlit rink in the backyard, complete with a Zamboni to groom the ice.Vincent Scarsella, who was the senior investigative counsel for the grievance committee on that case, told Daily Mail.com: 'We found that they were making loans to other clients and also having some clients invest in the company that was making the loans.There was all kinds of terrible conflicts of interest that they got themselves involved in.'During the proceeding, they admitted most of it because the record spoke for itself.Ms Cellino, who works for the Steve Boyd, John Elmore law offices and is described as a 'third generation personal injury attorney' on their website, did not respond to a request for comment by Daily

'It seems like the brand is taking a hit by exposing the law firm to dissolution.It's a very risky strategy because the golden goose is caught in the cross-fire.'A legal battle could have serious consequences for the firm which has about 400 employees and offices spread from Buffalo and New York City to Los Angeles, San Diego and San Francisco.'It's rumored that Steve Barnes is more aggressive on having a national footprint than Ross Cellino who is willing to stay in New York state and wasn't even enthusiastic about entering the five boroughs of New York City,' Savino added.The other personal injury firms must be very pleased to see this 'divorce'.'I can't imagine what it's doing to their associate attorneys.They have to be beside themselves, taking sides and all that.'The firm claims on its website to have made more than billion for its clients who have brought personal injury cases such as car accidents, industrial accidents and plane crashes.