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Social Security Disability & Personal Injury Attorneys
Georgia Social Security Disability & Personal Injury Lawyers
The Atlanta office of Brock & Stout is located on the 22nd floor of the Coastal States building in downtown Atlanta, Georgia. At our Atlanta office we provide Social Security Disability and Personal Injury legal services. We would love for you to join the Brock & Stout family. We always offer a free appointment to come in and speak with one of our dedicated attorneys. It’s simple to get started. Setup your free appointment by giving us a call at (404) 755-3373 or fill out the contact form online.
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260 W Peachtree St NW #2200
Atlanta, GA 30303
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Social Security Disability
The accomplished team of Social Security Disability Attorneys at our Dothan office have ample experience trying thousands of Social Security Disability cases in the state of Alabama. If you live in Dothan, or in the surrounding areas, and you are unable to work due to a mental or physical disability, our Social Security Disability Attorneys can help.
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Our Dothan Personal Injury Attorneys know that you may be going through a challenging time right now. We understand that you need a knowledgeable and capable attorney on your side. At Brock & Stout, we’ve worked to build a reputation as a law firm that truly cares about our clients and their rights.
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