Brent Adams & Associates

Brent Adams & Associates is based at 1300 Pamalee Drive, Suite A, in Fayetteville, NC, and brings together legal services across personal injury, workers compensation, and Social Security law under one roof. This combination of practice areas means clients dealing with a serious injury or long-term disability can often address multiple legal needs without having to go to different firms. The firm serves the Fayetteville area and surrounding communities in the Sandhills region of North Carolina. For individuals navigating a disability claim while also dealing with a workplace accident or a personal injury case, having attorneys familiar with all three areas can streamline the process and help ensure that related legal matters are handled in a coordinated way.

Brent Adams & Associates helps clients pursue Social Security disability benefits at every stage, from preparing and submitting an initial application to representing claimants at hearings before an Administrative Law Judge. The firm also handles personal injury claims for clients hurt through someone else's negligence, as well as workers compensation cases for those injured on the job. This breadth of experience across interconnected practice areas allows the firm to identify how different legal claims may affect one another and advise clients accordingly.

Reaching out to Brent Adams & Associates starts with a review of your situation to determine which legal claims apply to your circumstances. For disability clients, the firm assesses your medical history, work record, and the basis for any prior denial before mapping out a strategy. Whether you need help filing for the first time, appealing a denial, or preparing for an ALJ hearing, the firm guides you through each step and handles the documentation and communication involved in advancing your case.

Brent Adams & Associates serves clients in Fayetteville, Cumberland County, and the broader Sandhills region of North Carolina, including communities in Hoke, Harnett, and Moore counties.