Advocating to Secure the Rights of Federal Employees in Maryland
At Pines Federal , our federal employment attorneys based in Baltimore have been representing federal employees for more than 20 years. Backed by a proven record of success, our professional federal employee rights advocates have the skill and sophisticated knowledge to provide you with top-tier representation in your case.
If you believe your rights as a federal employee in Baltimore have been infringed, call us at (800) 801-0598 to discuss your legal options.
Federal employment law is a complicated patchwork of rules and regulations that touch on every federal occupation. The intricate and often convoluted nature of federal employment regulations and guidelines can overwhelm employees and employment law attorneys who don’t have experience in federal employment litigation. Luckily, our legal team has dedicated our practice to representing employees in a myriad of federal employment cases.
Learn more about the specific Federal employment cases we have experience litigating, such as:
- EEO disability discrimination
- EEO reasonable accommodations
- OPM disability retirement
- Social Security Disability
- Federal employee disability representation
- Veterans Affairs employees
- MSPB representation
- Federal union representation
Upholding Justice for Federal Employees
With offices strategically located across the country, Pines Federal has the national reach to represent various federal employees. In addition to disability-related issues, we have a thorough understanding of OWCP or federal workers’ compensation cases. We represent injured federal employees before administrative bodies, such as the Merit Systems Protection Board (MSPB) in cases where removal was based on disability discrimination.
Moreover, we have deep insight into removal procedures for Veterans Administration medical professionals who are subject to special peer review panels such as the Disciplinary Appeals Board (DAB) and Professional Standards Board (PSB).
Contact Pines Federal today to request an appointment with our experienced federal employment litigators.