The Cochran Firm Social Security Disability Lawyer Offices in Mississippi

1-800-THE-FIRM
800-843-3476

Jackson, MS
Columbus, MS
Greenville, MS
Hattiesburg, MS
Meridian, MS

The Cochran Firm has Mississippi covered when it comes to office placement. The Firm can easily provide assistance to anyone requesting help filing for or appealing denial of a Social Security disability benefits.

Mississippi is known as the Magnolia State due to its beautiful magnolia trees growing throughout the state. Magnolia trees can make quite an impression as they grow to a large size and sport huge green leaves with beautiful white flowers. Similarly, the Cochran Firm's Social Security disability lawyers can impress with their ability to help people in the Social Security disability process.

People living in Mississippi can locate the Social Security disability lawyer's office closest to them, whether it be Jackson, Columbus, Greenville, Hattiesburg or Meridian.

Jackson, MS
The capitol of Mississippi is Jackson. It's population is over 170,000 people making it the most populous city in the state. Jackson's metro area is home to about a half of a million people. The city's location was initially called LeFleur's Bluff, but in 1821 a search was conducted to find a suitable location for the state capitol and when LeFleur's bluff was selected the name was changed to Jackson, after General Andrew Jackson, who later became President of the United States.

Columbus, MS
Columbus, Mississippi is located northeast of Jackson close to the Alabama line. It is a small city with just under 25,000 residents. Columbus was founded in 1821. According to Wikipedia, initially the town was thought to be inside Alabama's border and was referred to as Columbus, Alabama. It is not clear when the mistake was discovered. The Cochran Firm's Social Security disability lawyers are happy to assist people who desire to apply for Social Security disability benefits.

Greenville, MS
Nearly every state in the Union has a city named Greenville and Mississippi is no different. Greenville Mississippi is located northwest of Jackson. Its population is between 40,000 and 45,000. In recent years Greenville has seen a decline in population. The town was named after Nathanael Greene, a Revolutionary War hero.

Hattiesburg, MS
Hattiesburg, Mississippi was named after the founder's wife, Hattie. Two years after its founding Hattiesburg had a population close to 400 and now boasts close to 50,000 residents. The economy initially was based on rail and lumber, but much of the business now is attributed to the Army National Guard's Camp Shelby and the University of Southern Mississippi and William Carey University. Hattiesburg has also attracted people due to its central location in southern Mississippi. The city is only seventy miles north of the Gulf of Mexico. 

Meridian, MS
Meridian, Mississippi is located about ninety miles east of Jackson along Interstate 20. The town grew out of an intersection of railroads and its initial economy was based upon the rails. At one point over forty trains per day cane through Meridian. With the decline in railroad traffic, Meridian has successfully expanded its economy to include the military, manufacturing and medicine. Over the past few years Meridian has seen some population growth and now has an estimated population close to 40,000 people. People living in or close to Meridian, Mississippi who believe they have a disability that may qualify them for Social Security disability benefits and desire to have a Social Security disability attorney help them file for benefits or appeal a Social Security disability benefit denial may contact the Cochran Firm by filling out the form on this page and requesting a free disability evaluation.