Telephone: 315-789-8480
Address : 91 Genesee St, Geneva, NY 14456
Law Offices of
BOND and McDONALD, PC
Law Offices of
BOND and McDONALD, PC
Social Security Attorneys in the Finger Lakes
We represent people with social security disability claims. Having served the Finger Lakes area (Ontario, Seneca, Yates, Wayne, and Monroe counties) for many years, our attorneys and staff have the experience, knowledge and skill to protect your rights and help you get the benefits you deserve.
Navigating your way through a social security disability case can be confusing and stressful at any stage. Please contact us to set up a free consultation so we can review your case, answer your questions, and give you a clear sense of direction.
Learn More About Bond and McDonald, PC
The law firm of Bond and McDonald, PC serves the Greater Rochester area and the Finger Lakes region. We protect the rights of the injured who cannot speak for themselves. We are a voice for the disabled and strive for success in all our legal services.
We would be proud to serve as your social security attorneys. A lawyer must be familiar with the laws in New York state as well as federal laws. This is where the staff of Bond and McDonald excels.
We understand that you have questions about your case and we are dedicated to helping you. For a free consultation please call our office in Geneva at 315-789-8480 to discuss the details of your case.
DISCLAIMER:
Information contained on this website is for informational purposes only. It is not, and should not be interpreted as, legal advice. Please contact our office to set up your free consultation with one of our attorneys to obtain the advice you need that will be specific to your case.
Contacting our office does not immediately establish the confidentiality of an "Attorney-Client Relationship". Please do NOT send any case related information through this website. You should provide only your contact information - name, address, phone number and/or email address. We will respond to you to set up your free consultation in person. If you decide to retain our services you will be asked to sign a "Retainer Agreement" acknowledging our mutual decision for representation. Once that is done all of the information you have given us is protected under the "Attorney-Client Relationship" and is held in strict confidence.