Law Office of Lindsay Preston Rand

Attorney Rand has been practicing law since 1981, and has worked in the area of Social Security disability since that time.  His practice is located in Braintree, Massachusetts.  He currently focuses on the areas Social Security disability, private LTD insurance claims, ERISA claims, and workers' compensation.  He has represented Social Security clients on a national basis, appearing at administrative hearings and as counsel of record in over fifteen states.  He has worked both as a federal employee and as a claimants' attorney in the area of Social Security law, and offers representation at all levels of appeal.  He is a long term member of NOSSCR, the National Organization of Social Security Claimants' Representatives

Attorney Rand received his Juris Doctorate from New England School of Law in 1981.  During his law school years he worked as an intern with the Boston Regional Attorney's office for the Department of Health, Education and Welfare, where he researched and wrote appellate level briefs for Federal District Court involving Social Security disability law. Upon graduation from law school, he worked as a staff attorney with the legal services corporation for over two years representing Social Security disability claimants until opening his own practice in 1984. He has represented Social Security clients on a national basis, appearing at administrative hearings and as counsel of record in over fifteen states. He has over twenty years of experience in the practice of Social Security disability law. He is a long term member of NOSSCR, the National Organization of Social Security Claimants' Representatives.  His practice focuses on the areas of Social Security disability law, private disability insurance claims, ERISA claims, and workers' compensation.  He is a member of the Massachusetts Bar, the United States Federal District Court for Massachusetts and South Carolina, and the First and Fourth U.S. Circuit Courts of Appeals.

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