About 

Martin Polignone, Esq.

Attorney at Law

Martin Polignone is an attorney focusing on Veterans Benifits,  Social Security Disability , and Immigration matters. His practice emphasizes helping seniors, veterans, immigrants, and low-income individuals navigate complex federal benefit systems and immigration law with clear, client-friendly guidance.

Before entering private practice, Mr. Polignone worked in public service and advocacy roles, including matters involving elder and disability issues. He has longstanding involvement in housing and community-based policy, particularly issues affecting affordable housing and vulnerable populations.

Mr. Polignone is known for a plain-language approach, ensuring clients understand their rights, the process, and fee structures before moving forward. His practice is designed to be accessible and responsive, with a focus on ethical, reasonable fees, and contingency-based representation, where permitted by law.

Why Choose Martin Poligone Esq. PLLC instead of a large law firm?

When your future is on the line, you don’t want to feel like just another file in a system. You want to be heard, understood, and taken seriously.

At Martin Polignone Esq. PLLC, your case is personal — because you are personal. You work directly with your attorney, not a call center or a revolving team of staff. Your story matters here, and it shapes every decision we make on your behalf.

We take the time to listen.
We take the responsibility seriously.
And we fight for you with purpose, care, and integrity.

Large firms often move fast and handle volume. We move with intention — focusing on what matters most to you and standing beside you every step of the way.

If you’re looking for an attorney who will treat your case like it truly matters — because it does Martin Poligone Esq. PLLC can make all the difference.

IMMIGRATION: Proud to have had grandparents on both sides of my famiy that were immigrants from Italy that came to the United States for a better life and to start familes here  as to have sons that served in World War II and daughters that worked in factories contributing to the workforce and economy of that time, and for thier future grandchildren to get educations and careers that would continue the Amercian Dream they were seeking and to futher contribute to this great nation .  My grandfather Nicolo Polignone said it best:  becoming a U.S. Citizen was the greatist day of his life. 

Veterans: Honored to have been raised by a father that served in World War II and to have other family members that proudly  served both in combat  and in non-combat roles. My father only told me stories of his service that were pleasant, but kept to himself the traumatic things he witnessed in his service. I saw in my father's silent  private suffering he endured and always had a deep respect for the men and women that served, and those that continue to serve presently. 

Social Security: Having been an advocate for elders and disabled persons for many years before starting my law practice, I have seen first-hand the struggles disabled persons not only have to navigate in thier day to day life, but the financial struggles of not being able to work in gainful employment and to  financially struggle for food, medicine and decent housing. The Social Security system is a great program that gives people dignity and a more stable life

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