Law Office of Justin Frankel

The Law Office of Justin Frankel is based in Suite 420 at 1 Old Country Rd in Carle Place, a central Long Island location that makes the firm accessible to clients from Nassau County, Suffolk County, and the surrounding communities. With a 5-star rating on Yelp from nine client reviews, the firm has built a reputation for attentive service among people navigating disability claims and litigation matters. Unlike many firms that treat disability cases as a secondary practice area, the Law Office of Justin Frankel lists disability law as a primary category, signaling a focused commitment to helping clients pursue Social Security disability benefits and related claims. For individuals dealing with a serious illness, injury, or condition that prevents them from working, having an attorney who concentrates on this area can be particularly valuable when facing the Social Security Administration's often complex approval process.

The Law Office of Justin Frankel helps clients apply for Social Security Disability Insurance and Supplemental Security Income benefits, and represents those whose initial applications have been denied at the reconsideration and hearing levels. The firm also handles general litigation matters, providing clients with a resource for disputes that may accompany or relate to their disability circumstances, such as insurance coverage disagreements or other civil claims.

When you first contact the Law Office of Justin Frankel, the firm will take time to understand your medical condition, your work history, and where you are in the Social Security process, whether you are filing for the first time or appealing a denial. From there, the firm assists with gathering medical documentation, preparing forms, communicating with the Social Security Administration, and representing you before an Administrative Law Judge if your case proceeds to a hearing at the local Office of Hearings Operations.

The Law Office of Justin Frankel serves clients throughout Nassau County, Suffolk County, and the broader Long Island region from its Carle Place office.