Law Offices of Matthew A. Parham

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General Info: A Buffalo, New York law firm focusing on Consumer Protection, Legal Writing and Appeals, Small Business Services and Disputes, and Civil Rights. Consumer matters handled include defense of debt collection lawsuits, suing abusive debt collectors, and challenging wrongful repossessions. We handle all facets of appeals for individuals and businesses, or on a contract basis for attorneys, and provide a range of small business services.
Email: Law Offices of Matthew A. Parham
Services/Products: Legal representation, litigation, appeals, legal writing, legal consultations, legal advice, consumer protection, civil rights, small business, debt defense, collection harassment, wrongful repossession.
Payment method: check, discover, master card, visa
Location: Niagara Street between Franklin and Niagara Square, downtown Buffalo.
Neighborhoods: Central Buffalo, Central Business District
Category: Attorneys

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Phone: (716) 218-8876

Address: 70 Niagara St Ste 210, Buffalo, NY 14202

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