Thanon Rezvi | Buffalo Personal Injury Lawyer

Thanon Rezvi is a distinguished and uniquely qualified lawyer, admitted to practice in both England, Wales and the State of New York.

Called to the English Bar by the Honourable Society of Lincoln’s Inn in October 2018, Thanon began his legal career with a strong foundation in advocacy after the completion of his Bachelors of Law in London. His subsequent admission to the New York Bar in June 2025 further expanded his ability to serve clients.

Thanon has demonstrated exceptional leadership and skill in managing complex disputes in the courtroom. His meticulous approach to case preparation, coupled with his keen negotiation acumen, has resulted in numerous favorable resolutions for the firm’s clients. Thanon’s ability to zealously negotiate, craft compelling pleadings, mediation memoranda, and settlement proposals has consistently delivered outcomes that align with our clients’ strategic objectives. His keen understanding of New York law has led to his role as head of the Pre-Litigation Department at Andrews, Bernstein & Maranto, where his unwavering commitment to client’s demands has resulted in a reputation for securing favorable outcomes.  

Beyond his professional achievements, Thanon is deeply committed to serving underrepresented communities and advancing access to justice. As part of his extracurricular endeavors, he participated in Street Law in London, UK, where he provided pro bono legal education to prisoners, empowering them with knowledge of their rights and legal recourse. This experience underscored his belief in the transformative power of legal advocacy and reinforced his dedication to public service.

While working at Andrews Bernstein & Maranto, Thanon has played a pivotal role in providing legal services to the Bangladeshi community, offering culturally sensitive and accessible counsel to people injured as a result of the negligence of others. His work has not only strengthened the firm’s ties to this vibrant community but has also fostered trust and goodwill among its members.