Miller & Caggiano, LLP

Miller & Caggiano, LLP has spent more than two decades doing one thing with singular focus: standing up for injured and disabled workers across Long Island and the greater New York area. Founded in 2004 by Todd C. Miller and Gregory Caggiano, the Bohemia-based firm was built on a foundation few of its peers can claim. Before entering the practice of law, its partners worked inside organized labor, including the International Association of Sheet Metal, Air, Rail and Transportation Workers Local 137 and the Communication Workers of America Local 1104. That firsthand understanding of the working men and women it represents remains the firm's defining trait.

The firm's practice spans the full landscape of injury and disability law in New York: workers' compensation, personal injury, Social Security Disability, veterans disability compensation, and New York State disability retirement. Its team of attorneys has resolved thousands of matters for clients ranging from union tradespeople to police and corrections officers, guided by a doctrine the firm states plainly on its own walls: leading and defending with compassion.

The results speak in concrete terms. In one representative construction site accident matter, Miller & Caggiano secured a $7.5 million recovery by coordinating four separate avenues of relief for a single client: a personal injury settlement, workers' compensation benefits, Social Security Disability benefits, and a union disability pension. That layered approach, treating a client's injury as a whole financial event rather than a single claim, illustrates the comprehensive command of the disability system that distinguishes the firm.

Today Miller & Caggiano serves clients from two offices, its longtime home at 640 Johnson Avenue in Bohemia and a Garden City location at 900 Stewart Avenue, extending its reach across Suffolk and Nassau Counties. Its selection as a 2026 Top Law Firm in America recognizes a practice that has committed over 30 years of combined legal work to a single, clear purpose: helping the injured and disabled through one of the most difficult processes of their lives.