In the month of May, Attorney Chuck Easley represented 3 social security claimants who won their cases with his help and received thousands of dollars in back pay benefits between them. Attorney Easley's representation of winning social security claims is now in the hundreds. Experience does matter.

The court is allowing new claims to be filed for future claims, also known as "Category A", for the rest of the year 2017. There are NO scheduled pay-outs before the year 2020 or thereafter. Easley Law Firm is only acception new claims within the following: -Past or Pre-existing Cancer of any type. OR -Pre-existing COPD (Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease) If you have either of the above listed, please contact Easley Law Firm for an appointment. At the time of your appointment, please have your medical documentation of the first date you were diagnosed. No other records will be sufficient for this claim. Easley Law Firm will not be taking any new claims for anyone who seeks a claim for a deceased person(s). Easley Law Firm is NOT responsible for locating or payment of any medical documentation. The sole person filing a "Category A" Claim within our office is responsible for locating and paying for your medical documentation, keeping our office up to date with all phone numbers and mailing addresses. You MUST come into our office to fill a form out with updated information. Easley Law Firm has the right to withdraw from any Claim for any reason our office sees fit.

Beginning with the Fall Semester of 2017, Mississippi University for Women will award a one thousand dollar ($1,000.00) scholarship annually to a graduate student working towards a master's degree in the field of teaching special education. This annual scholarship was established by Charles D. Easley, Jr., as the "Doris Bledsoe Easley Scholarship." Doris Bledsoe Easley was a graduate of Mississippi University for Women with a graduate specialist degree. Mrs. Easley taught special education for over twenty (20)  years and was in charge of special education in Chickasaw County, Mississippi, prior to her retirement. Mrs. Easley and her late husband, Lt. Colonel Charles D. Easley, resided in Houlka, Mississippi, with their three sons, Bob, Chuck and Bill Easley.