4037 E Independence Blvd, PMB# 6835
Charlotte, NC 28205 - Mecklenburg County
(704) 385-5281
Conquest Law is a client-focused firm dedicated to Social Security disability law. Based in North Carolina and serving clients nationwide, founder Michael Phillips brings years of experience and a strong commitment to helping those facing denied claims. The firm provides compassionate guidance while aggressively advocating for clients, working diligently to protect their rights and ensure every case is thoroughly pursued.
About Conquest Law:
Conquest Law is a client-focused firm dedicated to Social Security disability law. Based in North Carolina and serving clients nationwide, founder Michael Phillips brings years of experience and a strong commitment to helping those facing denied claims. The firm provides compassionate guidance while aggressively advocating for clients, working diligently to protect their rights and ensure every case is thoroughly pursued.
Category: Social Security and Disability Attorneys
Business Hours:
| Sunday: | Closed |
| Monday: | 08:30am to 05:30pm |
| Tuesday: | 08:30am to 05:30pm |
| Wednesday: | 08:30am to 05:30pm |
| Thursday: | 08:30am to 05:30pm |
| Friday: | 08:30am to 05:30pm |
| Saturday: | Closed |
| Holiday: | Closed |
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