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Charles H. Cobb

Hiller Comerford Injury & Disability Law, PLLC

Amherst, NY

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About Charles

Charles H. Cobb, a Syracuse University and SUNY Buffalo Law School graduate, was admitted to the New York State bar in 2004. He handles cases throughout New York State, securing numerous million-dollar verdicts and settlements. He is also a founding member of The Clean Air Coalition of Western New York and actively involved in community organizations.

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Licensed States

NY

Education

Juris Doctor

State University at Buffalo, School of Law

Bachelor in English and Textual Studies

Syracuse University

Awards & Recognition

Super Lawyers

Rising Star · 2014

First Place, Charles S. Desmond Moot Court Competition

Best Appellate Brief Award

Professional Associations

The Clean Air Coalition of Western New YorkCoalition for Economic JusticeHousing Opportunities Made Equal (HOME)

Colleagues at Hiller Comerford Injury & Disability Law, PLLC

Kenneth Hiller

Kenneth Hiller

Founding Attorney

Ida Comerford

Ida Comerford

Managing Partner

Joseph Paladino

Joseph Paladino

*Supervising Social Security Disability Attorney

Kathryn M. Eastman

Kathryn M. Eastman

Social Security Disability Attorney

Sara Tremel

Sara Tremel

*Social Security Disability Attorney

Stacy Sanders

Stacy Sanders

*Social Security Disability Attorney

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Location

6000 N. Bailey Ave, Suite 1A, Amherst, NY 14226

Amherst, NY

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Hiller Comerford Injury & Disability Law, PLLC
Amherst, NY
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