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Bruceton Mills Social Security – Disability Law Firm
Overview
As advocates of the injured, our team at The Law Office of James Ratchford steers people through the Social Security Disability process. We support clients in Buffalo, New York, through providing written and oral services in hearings and, if necessary, appealing an unfavorable decision. From the moment we have a free initial consultation with clients, we are committed to standing by their side...
As advocates of the injured, our team at The Law Office of James Ratchford steers people through the Social Security Disability process. We support clients in Buffalo, New York, through providing written and oral services in hearings and, if necessary, appealing an unfavorable decision. From the moment we have a free initial consultation with clients, we are committed to standing by their side...
As advocates of the injured, our team at The Law Office of James Ratchford steers people through the Social Security Disability process. We support clients in Buffalo, New York, through providing written and oral services in hearings and, if necessary, appealing an unfavorable decision. From the moment we have a free initial consultation with clients, we are committed to standing by their side.
The founder of our law office, Mr. Ratchford, has appeared in front of administrative law judges on behalf of hundreds of claimants. He also has experience writing thousands of appeals for people who have been denied benefits. Clients who work with him note the following characteristics:
- Responsiveness: Always available to respond to concerns
- Approachability: Professional and courteous
- Dedicated: Stopping at nothing to uncover every detail instrumental to the case
We know how crucial it is to obtain benefits. After all, our clients' well-being hinges on being able to pay medical bills and provide for their families. That is why we put all our resources into every case that comes across our desks.
The Law Office of James Ratchford offers free initial consultations. We represent people throughout western New York, including those in Cattaraugus, Niagara, Chautauqua, Monroe, Genesee and Erie counties. As outlined by law, we operate on a contingency basis; in other words, we collect a fee only if a client's claim is approved.
About James Ratchford Law, PLLC
Practice Areas
- Social Security – Disability
Fees
Offers Free Initial Consultation
Accepts Credit Cards
Office Information
Address
18507 N. Preston Highway Bruceton Mills, WV 26525
Phone
Fax
- 877-741-9753
Websites
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James Ratchford Law, PLLC 1207 Delaware Ave. Suite 101 Buffalo, NY 14209 304-974-0523
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