About the Attorney
The Law Office of Matthew T. Famiglietti, PLLC, located in Washington, D.C., offers expert legal representation in Employment Discrimination, Immigration, and Social Security cases. Attorney Matthew T. Famiglietti is committed to advocating for the rights of his clients and providing them with personalized legal services. Whether you are facing workplace discrimination, seeking asylum in the United States, or need assistance with social security benefits, Matthew T. Famiglietti is here to help. With a focus on compassion and results, the Law Office of Matthew T. Famiglietti, PLLC, is dedicated to fighting for justice on behalf of its clients. Contact the office today for a free consultation at (202) 669-5880.
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Battling a terminal illness and trying to navigate a social security system (with existential challenges of its own) can be overwhelming. From the beginning, Matt showed great understanding of my situation and helped keep us focused ...
When complications arose on the government side, Matt knew who to contact and how to make sure everyone got what was needed. He was also remarkable at keeping us calm and positive. No easy task.
My approval actually came earlier than expected - providing a much needed sigh of relief.
I recommend Matt and his firm to anyone seeking help with their social security claims. They care and they are top notch at what they do.
I was completely open with him—honest about where I could have done better and transparent about how I’d been wronged. This situation has been emotionally devastating and brought me to tears during our call. He cautioned me not to be “too emotional,” and when I tried to express the weight of what I’ve been carrying, he said: “I’m not a priest or a therapist.”
He asked how much I make and told me, as a teacher, I couldn’t afford his services—without any real conversation about creative solutions. He told me flatly it would take 25 hours to go through 22 emails. I explained that my family was willing to support me financially if he believed in the strength of the case. That was ignored. Every cold statement was stamped with, “I just want to be honest.”
I expected compassion and clarity. What I experienced was deflection, tone-policing, and transactional coldness. I’m sharing this for others seeking trauma-informed, disability-competent legal support. Be prepared—it may not be what you expect.
That said—if you are an attorney who truly advocates for disabled clients, please feel free to contact me.
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