Cheryl Meyers Buth grew up in Western New York.  She earned her undergraduate degree from the State University of Buffalo and her law degree from the University of Toledo College of Law.  She is the founding member of the MEYERS BUTH LAW GROUP pllc located in Orchard Park, New York.

In the summer of 2012 she gained greater notoriety as the attorney in a case that the Buffalo News has called one of the ten most infamous cases in Western New York in the past 50 years.  As a member of the defense team Ms. Meyers Buth, among other things, delivered the closing argument in the case that persuaded the jury to acquit the client of manslaughter and all other felony charges.  

Ms. Meyers Buth is recognized as one of Buffalo’s premier federal court lawyers.  She has conducted complex trials in RICO, street gang, and homicide cases.

While perhaps best known as a criminal defense lawyer, Ms. Meyers Buth also has a busy civil litigation practice. Having previously represented clients as diverse as WalMart and members of the Teamsters union, she now appears on behalf of correctional officers (NYSCOPBA), members of other law enforcement agencies, and is a popular legal commentator who frequently appears on local Buffalo news stations.

In 2015, Ms. Meyers Buth was certified as an agent for the National Basketball Players’ Association.   She represents players, coaches, tv news reporters/hosts, authors, musicians/vocalists, and other performing artists.

Ms. Meyers-Buth is licensed to practice in New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio. Additionally, she is admitted to federal courts in the Western District of New York, Northern District of New York and the Second Circuit Court of Appeals.