Matthew D Liebenhaut is a lawyer practicing disability law, long term disability, family law and 8 other areas of law. Matthew received a B.S. degree from Florida State University in 2001, and has been licensed for 21 years. Matthew practices at Liebenhaut | Hesser in Tallahassee, FL.
I can't recommend this firm highly enough. I felt so much less anxious having them on my side during the arduous process of getting awarded disability in Florida. They represented me through a years-long battle to final victory. Each step of the way, they were available for questions and support. Matt's team is conscientious, encouraging, and responsive. For such a large firm, I was surprised how often Matt, himself, made time to answer questions and advocate on my behalf - even after the final decision of the award. This firm seems to truly care for the folks they represent and I couldn't be happier with having benefitted from their representaion.
I was going through a very tough time after suffering a back injury that disabled me. I had lost everything, and I couldn’t find help anywhere, but then I called Matt Liebenhaut and he took charge and got the ball rolling before I was even off the phone with his people. They filed my SSDI appeal and stayed on the case the whole way. At the hearing Matt totally obliterated the so-called doctor expert. The judge decided in my favor and approved me before the hearing was even over. Matt Liebenhaut is the best lawyer there is.
2300 Killearn Center BoulevardTallahassee, FL 32309U.S.A.
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