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Charlie Hall

Licensed in US

Biography

Attorney Board Certified Specialist in Social Security Disability by the North Carolina State Bar Welcome to my law practice, where the client comes first.  I do the heavy lifting and the legwork in your case; I don’t push that on you.  I focus on your case and make it easy for you, so you can focus on taking care of your health. I founded my law practice after nearly a decade of working for other firms.  During that time, I developed a better way of doing things.  The bottom line at my firm is that the client truly comes first.  This means that I will fight for you, even if that means taking your case to Federal Court.  I am not in the business of settling cases, negotiating for easy wins, or taking only the easy cases; I will fight to get you the justice you deserve.  No case is too small or too complex. I am open during hours that are convenient for you.  This means actually having regular office hours where you can see an attorney, like evenings and weekends.  I also am available for appointments outside of my regular office hours.  At my firm, you will actually speak with me when you need legal advice and counsel, not a receptionist, secretary, intern, paralegal, or legal assistant.  There is no revolving door of new and inexperienced attorneys or staff members to manage your case at my firm. I have staff working seven days a week, developing cases, and ensuring that client issues are promptly handled.  My firm is open Tuesdays through Saturdays, so if you are too busy to visit during the week, you can come in on the weekend.  I also personally meet with clients on Sundays by appointment, as well as mornings and evenings throughout the week by appointment.

Education

  • Member
  • Advisory Board for Paralegal Technology at Forsyth Technical Community College (Fall 2021-Spring 2022) 3.4 cumulative GPA
  • Washington University Scholarship
  • and Missouri Bright Flight Scholar
  • General Henry H. Arnold Scholar (Air Force Aid Society)
  • Gallagher Scholar. Special Study at Notre Dame