When you cannot work due to a medical condition, do what other Suffolk County residents do: Turn to the Law Firm of Nikki L. Prasad, P.C. Our office handles all steps in the disability claims process. From the initial application through the appeals process, including representation at disability hearings and federal court reviews, we handle it all. Contact us when you’re looking for a disability attorney near you.
Our office, located at 150 Motor Parkway, Suite 401, Hauppauge, NY 11788, can be reached from most major roadways. We’re only a short distance from the Long Island Expressway, so whether you’re coming from Smithtown, Commack, Ronkonkoma, Brentwood, or anywhere in central Suffolk, getting here couldn’t be easier.
If you are considering applying for Social Security Disability, or have applied and been denied benefits, contact us at (631) 787-8528 to schedule a free consultation. Phone and video consultations are also available.
Our Hauppauge office handles all types of Social Security Disability cases for clients throughout Suffolk County. From first-time SSDI and SSI applications to appeals after denials, we handle all aspects of the disability claim process, including representation for reconsiderations, ALJ hearings, Appeals Council reviews, and federal court reviews. We devote our practice solely to Social Security disability law.
If your disability claim was denied, you have only 60 days from the date of the denial notice to request an appeal. You could lose the right to appeal, and may have to start all over again, by missing the deadline.
People come to us from Hauppauge, Commack, Smithtown, Ronkonkoma, Brentwood, Central Islip, Bohemia, and Islandia for help with their SSD claims. Learn more about how we handle disability claims and what to expect during the process by visiting our Long Island disability lawyer page.
Your first consultation with our firm is free, confidential, and carries no obligation. Don’t hesitate to call simply because you don’t have the entire case file or know all the legal details of your case. Call us anyway to get things started.
The consultation begins with you telling us your story. Once we hear it, we’ll offer our honest assessment of your claim along with a detailed explanation of how we can help.
A consultation typically lasts 1 hour. During it, we’ll ask about your medical conditions, work history, whether you’ve filed a claim or received a denial, and the stage of the process you’re at.
If you haven’t filed yet, don’t worry. We’ll explain the application process and what’s needed for us to get started. If you’ve already applied and had your claim denied, we’ll review the denial notice and explain the options available to you and how we can help.
We can meet in person at our Hauppauge office or speak by phone or video. There is no fee for this conversation, and nothing you share with us leaves the room. Attorney-client confidentiality applies from the moment we speak.
As we said, we don’t require that you bring anything to the consultation, but it won’t hurt to bring the documents that you have. If you don’t have something, that’s not a problem. Call us anyway.
If you have them available, bring the following:
If you’re missing any of these, bring what you can. We’ll work with what you have and gather additional records as needed.
A veteran of the U.S. Army (1993 to 1996), Nikki Prasad joined the NYPD after leaving the military and rose to the rank of sergeant. She earned her law degree from Touro Law School.
Nikki founded this firm in Hauppauge in 2024 with a single focus: Representing Long Island residents in disability cases with the same commitment she brought to every role she’s held in public service. For her full background and credentials, visit the About Nikki Prasad page.
If you can no longer work because of a medical condition, don’t take on the Social Security Disability benefits system alone. Call our Hauppauge office at (631) 787-8528 to schedule a free evaluation with no obligation. We’ll try whenever possible to return your call on the same day.
No upfront fees. We only get paid if you win your disability case. You can request your free consultation online or call us directly.
Disclaimer: This page is for general informational purposes only. It is not legal advice. Every disability case is different. For advice about your specific situation, contact a qualified Social Security Disability attorney or representative. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.