Robert G. Eastman - Charleston, SC
Attorney at Eastman & Associates, LLC
Social Security -- Disability Lawyers in Charleston, SC
P.O. Box 180 Charleston, SC 29402 - 0180
Charleston Social Security -- Disability Lawyer
Updated: 03/03/2026
Areas of Practice
- Social Security -- Disability
Reviews
Customer Reviews for Robert G. Eastman
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Consulted Attorney 2021Someone at this firm literally just called my cell and told me to kill myself after I asked for more info to confirm my identity. *Please note I did not consult or hire an attorney here, they called me - but this was the only selection I could make on this submission form. * I think (?) this was perhaps an attempt to collect a debt, although no mention was made of that. The person didn't correctly identify me, so I asked what the call was regarding, and I was told I was a loser, and all kinds of other derogatory names, for literally no reason at all. Now it seems my call is blocked (I had to call the number back twice to get the name of the firm). I'm not sure why kind of a hack this place is, but I'm reporting it to our states AG office.
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