Christopher Piazza

I'm a recent graduate of Cleveland-Marshall College of Law. I passed the bar in July 2021. I focus on Criminal Law, Social Security Disability, and Bankruptcy. I have a passion for criminal justice and making sure that all individuals, regardless of race or socioeconomic status have equal access to justice. I have been working in the area of SSI and SSD for 10 years, including attending many hearings during that time. También hablo español.

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OACDL

Current

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CMBA

Current

State Bar of Ohio  # 0101484

Member

Current

Ohio Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers

2022 - Current

Parma Bar Association

2022 - Current

Ohio State Bar Association

2017 - Current

Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association

2017 - Current

National Organization for Social Security Claimants Representatives (NOSSCR)

2014 - 2021

Activities: I attended over 10 national conferences in that time.

Ohio

Supreme Court of Ohio Office of Attorney Services

ID Number: 101484

Since 2021

Northern District of Ohio (Federal Court)

Since 2022

• Free Consultation
  I offer free consultations on any case. At that consultation, I'll let you know possible outcomes of the case and what my fees would be.
• Credit Cards Accepted
  I accept cash, check, credit/debit cards, CashApp, Venmo, PayPal. My fees remain the same regardless of payment method and I do not charge any fees for using a method that charges me (such as credit cards). If a fee is charged for that payment method, I absorb the fee and never pass it on to you.
• Rates, Retainers and Additional Information
  Generally, I require any fee upfront, but there are some exceptions. On almost all of my cases, my fees are flat fees, rather than hourly. If you have any questions about my fees, please feel free to contact me.

Q. I have had to leave my girlfriends condo due to her drug induced son. How can i get my possessions?

June 2, 2022

A: Generally, in these cases, I advise my clients to call the local police for the area where the condo is located (for example, Strongsville PD or Cleveland PD 2nd District). Tell them that you want to get some stuff out of the house. They'll dispatch officers who will knock on the door, ask your girlfriend if you can get your stuff, and accompany you. This way you can safely get your possessions.

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