Matthew Noyes

Disability Attorney in Clearwater, Florida

(727) 796-82821875 N Belcher Rd, Ste 201, Clearwater, FL 33765View on Yelp

Matthew Noyes - disability attorney in Clearwater, FL

About Matthew Noyes

Located at 1875 N Belcher Road in Clearwater, Matthew Noyes provides legal representation in social security disability matters and personal injury cases. His practice bridges these two important areas of law, allowing him to help clients navigate complex benefit systems while also pursuing claims for injuries. With experience in both social security law and personal injury litigation, Noyes understands the various ways that disability affects people's lives and financial security. He works with clients to identify the best legal strategies for their specific situations, whether that means pursuing SSDI benefits or holding responsible parties accountable for injuries.

Practice Areas

Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) claims

Supplemental Security Income (SSI) applications

Disability appeal representation

Personal injury claims

Insurance negotiations

Disability benefits counseling

Specialties

Social Security disability claimsPersonal injury lawDisability benefits appeals

How They Can Help

Matthew Noyes helps clients understand their eligibility for Social Security disability benefits and guides them through the application and appeals process. For those injured through no fault of their own, he also pursues personal injury claims to recover compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, and other damages.

What to Expect

When you meet with Matthew Noyes, he will review your medical history, work background, and the details of your situation. He explains the realistic timeline for your case and discusses potential outcomes so you understand what to expect moving forward.

Service Area

Matthew Noyes serves clients throughout the Clearwater area and surrounding Tampa Bay communities.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you decide whether to pursue a disability claim versus a personal injury case?

We evaluate your specific circumstances. If you're injured due to someone else's negligence, we pursue personal injury claims. If you're unable to work due to medical conditions, we focus on securing Social Security benefits. Sometimes both approaches apply.

What if I've already filed for disability and was denied?

Denials are common, and many can be successfully appealed. We review the denial reasons, gather additional medical evidence, and present a stronger case to the Social Security Administration.

How long does the disability process take?

Initial applications typically take three to five months. Appeals can take longer, sometimes a year or more. We'll give you realistic timelines based on your specific case.