Disqualification Appeal Attorney


ADDRESS YOUR LEGAL NEEDS AND CONCERNS WITH DISQUALIFICATION APPEALS NEW YORK


Robert B. Kronenberg, ESQ, provides legal representation for candidates who receive psychological, character, or medical disqualifications from law enforcement positions. Mr. Kronenberg is a disqualification appeal attorney handling disqualifications from the New York City Police (NYPD), New York City Correction Department (NYCD), NASSAU County Police Department (NCPD), and other law enforcement agencies.


Our NYPD Disqualification Appeal Lawyer


Our NYPD appeal lawyer will guide you through the entire appeal process, from the disqualification appeal letter to a secondary appeal process, if necessary. As a former New York City Police Captain, Mr. Kronenberg has hands-on experience working in the police force and as a police disqualification attorney. These experiences, paired with his legal education, has given him expertise in the following areas:

NYPD Psychological Disqualification Appeals


An NYPD psychological disqualification is an action taken against law enforcement civil service candidates by law enforcement agencies due to issues that arise during the psychological evaluation process, such as arrest history, driving record, employment history, educational history, interpersonal history, disciplinary history in school, substance use history, including the use of alcohol, psychological and/or psychiatric history, problematic written psychological test results and the past use of psychotropic medications.

results and the past use of psychotropic medications.

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NYPD Character Disqualification Appeals


A character/background disqualification is an action taken against law enforcement civil service candidates by law enforcement agencies due to issues that arise during the background investigation. Issues can include an arrest history, driving record, employment history, educational history, school disciplinary history, and financial history.

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NYPD Medical Disqualification Appeals


A medical disqualification is an action taken against law enforcement civil service candidates by law enforcement agencies due to issues that arise during the medical evaluation process. Medical issues can be orthopedic issues, vision issues, hearing issues, pulmonary issues, cardiac issues, or others.

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Why Do You Need an NYPD Disqualification Appeal Lawyer?

If you have been disqualified from joining the New York City Police Department (NYPD), it is important to understand that this decision can have significant consequences on your career prospects. Therefore, it is essential to have a skilled NYPD disqualification appeal lawyer who can help you navigate the appeals process and increase your chances of success.

An experienced appeal lawyer can assess your case, identify the grounds for disqualification, and develop a compelling argument to persuade the NYPD's Medical Division or Psychological Services Division to reconsider their decision. They can also assist you in gathering supporting evidence, preparing your appeal letter, and representing you in a hearing or interview.

Navigating the NYPD disqualification appeals process can be complicated and time-consuming. With the help of an experienced appeal lawyer, you can improve your chances of success and achieve your goal of joining the NYPD. Therefore, if you have been disqualified from the NYPD, it is highly recommended to seek the assistance of an experienced and qualified appeal lawyer to help with your NYPD disqualification appeal.

What Is an NYPD Background Disqualification? 

An NYPD background disqualification refers to the decision made by the NYPD to disqualify a candidate from joining the department based on information discovered during the background investigation. The background investigation is a critical part of the hiring process for the NYPD, as it seeks to identify any potential issues that may affect an applicant's suitability for a law enforcement career.

The NYPD may disqualify a candidate if they find any evidence of criminal activity, dishonesty, or any other behavior that may compromise the candidate's ability to perform the duties of a police officer. In addition, the NYPD may also disqualify a candidate if they fail to meet the required qualifications, such as education, physical fitness, or psychological evaluations.

A background disqualification can be a significant setback for an applicant, as it can affect their future job prospects and career aspirations. Therefore, it is crucial to take the necessary steps to appeal the decision, such as seeking the assistance of an experienced appeal lawyer who can guide you through the process and help you increase your chances of success. To revert a background disqualification, you will need an  NYPD character disqualification appeals professional.

What To Do Once You Get Your Notice of Proposed Disqualification

If you have received a Notice of Proposed Disqualification (NOPD) from the NYPD, it is essential to take immediate action to protect your chances of becoming a police officer. The NOPD is a formal notification of the NYPD's intention to disqualify you from the hiring process, and you have only 30 days to respond.

The first step you should take is to carefully review the NOPD and understand the reasons for the proposed disqualification. Once you have identified the grounds for disqualification, you should gather any relevant documents or evidence that may support your appeal.

Next, you should consult with an experienced NYPD disqualification appeal lawyer who can review your case and provide guidance on how to proceed. They can help you prepare a compelling appeal letter, gather additional evidence, and represent you in a hearing or interview. It is important to understand that you must act quickly to increase your chances of success when you are battling a disqualification proposal. 



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    The Law Offices of Robert B. Kronenberg


    Mr. Kronenberg works in conjunction with psychological and medical professionals to ensure his clients are prepared for appealing their disqualification. He provides the tough representation needed that may require medical and/or psychological expert insight.

    If you have been disqualified from a law enforcement civil service position for psychological, character, or medical reasons, call the law offices of Robert B. Kronenberg a call at 631-234-4434, or email info@rkronenberglaw.com. Mr. Kronenberg is devoted to supporting you through this emotionally difficult time in an efficient and timely manner. Disqualification appeal attorney Robert B. Kronenberg puts the legal needs and concerns of his clients at the forefront. He makes your disqualification legal matter our top priority.

    Mr. Kronenberg handles appeals from the New York City Police Department (NYPD), New York City Correction Department (NYCD), Nassau County Police Department (NCPD) and other law enforcement agencies.


    • When faced with a legal problem, you deserve to be treated with respect, and provided with an attorney who will be devoted to resolving your legal problem.
    • Mr. Kronenberg is here to support you through what may be an emotionally difficult time.
    • Mr. Kronenberg provides the highest quality of legal services in an efficient and timely fashion. Your legal matter is our top priority.
    • Thank you for considering my firm. Mr. Kronenberg looks forward to representing you.

    Mr. Kronenberg represented me for my proposed psychological disqualification with the NYPD. Beyond being an amazing attorney, he was a police captain with the NYPD. He went above and beyond, helping me through the process. Highly recommend.

    David R

    David R.
    Uniondale, NY

    Meet Robert B. Kronenberg, ESQ.

    Experience


    Mr. Kronenberg is a former New York City Police Captain. He is a graduate of the Touro College, Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center, where he graduated Magna Cum Laude third in his class and served as an editor on the Touro Law Review and as a Criminal Law teaching assistant.

    Promise


    He has passed the Bar Examinations of four states on the first attempt and is admitted to practice law in all New York State Courts and in the United States District Court, Eastern District of New York. Additionally, he is admitted to practice law in all New Jersey State Courts, the United States District Court of New Jersey, all Florida State Courts, and all Nevada State Courts.

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    1355 Motor Parkway
    Islandia, NY 11749

    Mon - Fri 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
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    Sunday Closed

    631-234-4434

    Former NYPD Captain


    Representing candidates with psychological, character, or medical disqualifications.