Randall Mansour

Bar / Professional Activity

• National Organization of Veterans’ Advocates and the Chaldean American Bar Association
• National Organization of Social Security Claimants’ Representatives
• Macomb County Bar Association
• State Bar of Michigan, Member

Verdicts / Settlements (Case Results)

• In May 2021, attorney Randall Mansour spoke to woman who was fighting for her Social Security benefits since 2005. The claimant was currently receiving SSI benefits as of 2015, however there was numerous records that would later indicate that her conditions and impairments started in 2005. The claimant had multiple hearings and the case was remanded again for a second time and was ready to be scheduled for a hearing. The claimant originally applied for benefits in 2004, alleging disability as of June 2003. The claimant received a closed period of benefits from June 2003 to October 2005. Although she thought her condition improved, it did not. After multiple appeals and hearings, this case was remanded for a second time and was pending another court date. The claimant’s date last insured (DLI) was June 30, 2013 and her main objective was to receive Medicare due to her impairments. The claimant was suffering from a combination of physical and mental health conditions that had stemmed from a motor vehicle accident in 2003 and worsened over the years. When she called Disability Law Group, she was met with compassion and felt confident that we could assist her with this final hurdle. The claimant was trying to obtain benefits from the Social Security Administration for nearly 20 years and was feeling frustrated with the system. Within a few months of signing the claimant, we were able to schedule a hearing with the administration.     In this particular case, the treatment notes were vast and encompassed more than 5000 pages of medical evidence. We spent countless hours going through the treatment notes, breaking down the file, writing the supportive brief, and prepping the claimant for her hearing. Despite a lengthy hearing the ALJ agreed with our arguments and ultimately found the claimant disabled as of December 2005. With this finding, the claimant immediately receives Medicare, a higher monthly Social Security check, and significant back pay. The claimant indicated to our firm that this decision had changed her life. She was now able to purchase affordable housing, a reliable vehicle, and medical treatment she desperately needed., 2021

Educational Background

• University of Michigan-Dearborn

Honors

• Oakland County Executive's Oakland Together 40 Under 40 program is the region's leading recognition program that spotlights the top changemakers, business and community leaders under the age of 40 who excel in their field and show dynamic leadership., Oakland County Executive's Oakland Together 40 Under 40, https://www.oakgov.com/government/county-executive/40-under-40/class-members, 2024
• The Super Lawyers Rising Star award recognizes up-and-coming attorneys who are either 40 years old or younger, or have been practicing for 10 years or less., Rising Star, Super Lawyers, 2025
• The Super Lawyers Rising Star award recognizes up-and-coming attorneys who are either 40 years old or younger, or have been practicing for 10 years or less., Rising Star, Super Lawyers, 2024
• The Super Lawyers Rising Star award recognizes up-and-coming attorneys who are either 40 years old or younger, or have been practicing for 10 years or less., Rising Star, Super Lawyers, 2023
• The Super Lawyers Rising Star award recognizes up-and-coming attorneys who are either 40 years old or younger, or have been practicing for 10 years or less., Rising Star, Super Lawyers, 2022
• The Super Lawyers Rising Star award recognizes up-and-coming attorneys who are either 40 years old or younger, or have been practicing for 10 years or less., Rising Star, Super Lawyers, 2021

Awards

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Avvo Client's Choice Award: This award is granted to attorneys with at least 5 reviews with 4+ stars in a given year on Avvo.com

Industry Groups

• Chronic illness claimants
• Individuals with Disabilities
• Injured Workers
• Mental health claimants
• Veterans

“very kind attorney!”

“Randall has been practicing for more than a decade and is a renowned expert in the field of SSD law. He can often be found volunteering his time at local community events, in addition to his Board membership where he mentors and makes valuable contributions to SSD law. He is also well-known in the community as someone who can be trusted and help take on those tough cases that most law firms turn down. His hundreds of 5-star reviews from his clients speak to his track-record for success, honesty and compassion.”

“Attorney Randall Mansour has dedicated his legal career to assisting individuals with disabilities in obtaining their benefits before the Social Security Administration, and he is a trusted expert in this highly specialized field of law. Fluent in Chaldean, he actively contributes to his community by volunteering at local non-profits, focusing on helping disabled and vulnerable populations secure their disability benefits. Recognized as Lead Counsel Rated in Social Security Disability Law since 2015 awarded the Avvo Client’s Choice award in 2022, and Michigan Super Lawyer Rising Star from 2021 to 2023, Mr. Mansour is deeply involved in legal and community-centered organizations. He serves on the board of the Disability Network Oakland and Macomb and participating as a board member of the Social Security Section in the State Bar of Michigan. In a notable case from May 2021, Randall Mansour successfully advocated for a woman who had been fighting for Social Security benefits since 2005. Despite facing multiple hearings and remands, Mr. Mansour's diligent efforts led to a favorable decision. The claimant, suffering from a combination of physical and mental health conditions stemming from a 2003 motor vehicle accident, had struggled for nearly two decades to obtain benefits. With Mr. Mansour's representation, a lengthy hearing resulted in the Administrative Law Judge finding the claimant disabled as of December 2005. This decision not only granted the claimant immediate Medicare but also a higher monthly Social Security check and significant back pay, marking a life-changing outcome. Randall Mansour's commitment to justice and community service is further evident through his involvement in Free Legal Aid and Resource Fairs organized by the Disability Law Group. Randall 's contributions to the legal field and passion for advocating for the disabled coupled with his dedication to civic engagement, solidifies his reputation as a compassionate and zealous attorney making a positive impact in the lives of those he represents.”

“An amazing attorney that fights zealously for his clients.”

“Randall Mansour goes the extra mile for every single client he represents. He regularly volunteers his time in the community advocating for the disabled”

“Mr. Mansour has been specializing in SSD for nearly a decade now. He always holds himself and his peers to the highest level of professionalism and care. While there are 11 attorneys in our firm specializing in SSD or VA benefits, he undoubtedly receives the most referrals from our peers whether it be attorneys who hear back from our clients on the outstanding advice he provides or community organizations who see the exceptional service he provides to their clients most in need. He also regularly volunteers in his community, including at Zaman last week providing pro bono legal advice (just 2 weeks after having surgery himself) to the women there who are mainly refugees and in great need of help with his interpretation services and legal advice.”

“Great Attorney!”