Personal Injury Lawyer: Hardison & Cochran – Injury & Workers Comp Lawyers
Personal injury attorney in Fayetteville, North Carolina
Free, no-obligation consultation. Most injury lawyers work on contingency — you pay no attorney fee unless they win your case.

About This Firm
EditorialHardison & Cochran – Injury & Workers Comp Lawyers serves clients from its office at 327 Dick St Ste 101 in Fayetteville, North Carolina. The firm focuses on personal injury and workers’ compensation matters, helping people who have been hurt on the job or through the negligence of others understand their legal options. Residents of Fayetteville and the surrounding Cumberland County area can reach the team by phone to discuss accident claims, workplace injuries, and related concerns. With a practice centered on injury and workers’ comp law, the firm aims to guide clients through the claims process and pursue the compensation they may be owed.
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Fees & Payment
Most personal injury lawyers offer a free, no-obligation consultation and work on a contingency fee — typically about one-third of a settlement, and you owe no attorney fee if there’s no recovery. Call Hardison & Cochran – Injury & Workers Comp Lawyers to confirm the exact fee for your case.
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Location
327 Dick St Ste 101, Fayetteville, NC, 28301
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