Social Security Disability & Injury Attorneys

Personal Injury, Social Security Disability, Veterans Disability, and Medical Malpractice Attorneys

Generations of Experience Fighting for You

Are you considering applying for Social Security benefits because a physical or mental impairment is preventing you from working? Were you injured in a motor vehicle or work accident? Are you a Veteran struggling to get the disability benefits you deserve? Regardless of your legal problem, you shouldn’t have to wait to talk to a dedicated attorney.

At Hiller Comerford Injury & Disability Law, PLLC, our attorneys provide caring representation. We serve clients in Social Security Disability (SSD) (SSI) cases through the federal appeal stage all across the country. Our Personal Injury department has helped countless clients throughout New York State recover the compensation they deserve. Contact us today to schedule a free consultation. We can usually set up appointments within one business day.

Providing Immediate Attention to Your Case

We carefully guide Social Security disability clients through every step of the process. We are one of the few firms willing to help people fill out disability benefit applications, and we also file more district court SSD appeals than any other firm in western New York.

Our Social Security clients also often need assistance with a veteran’s disability or personal injury claim. You don’t need different law firms to handle these problems. We can handle that. It is better to have one law firm handle all of these issues instead of multiple law firms that may not communicate with each other and put your benefits at risk. We have lawyers who are well-versed in Personal Injury law, including Medical Malpractice*.

* Our practice in Illinois is limited to handling Social Security claims before the Social Security Administration, Veterans claims before the Department of Veterans Affairs, and appeals at all levels of denials of those claims.  We are not licensed to practice in the state of Illinois, and do not handle or give legal advice for any legal matters that involve Illinois legal issues, or litigation in the courts of the state of Illinois.