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The Law Office of Norman F. Nivens

Representing Federal Employees & Postal Workers

Federal Employment Law Attorneys

Experienced legal representation for MSPB, EEOC, OWCP, OPM, and OSC cases.

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MSPB Adverse Action

If you are a federal employee facing an adverse employment action—such as removal, suspension, grade reduction, pay decrease, or other actions that may be considered adverse for jurisdictional purposes—you may have the right to appeal through the appropriate federal process. Acting in a timely manner is important, so be sure to review the notice of appeal rights in your decision letter and respond promptly. Seeking legal guidance without delay is a key step. Contact The Law Office of Norman F. Nivens for information regarding federal employment appeals and related matters. The jurisdiction for such appeals is limited to specific actions as defined by statute. Even if there are procedural constraints, taking initial steps toward an appeal remains an important consideration. For assistance with federal employment appeals or to explore other potential courses of action, reach out to The Law Office of Norman F. Nivens to discuss your situation.

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EEOC Discrimination & Harassment Claim

Initial claims against an agency, and possible hearing before an EEOC administrative judge.

MSPB Appellate Litigation

Although the MSPB currently lacks a quorum, an appeal to an initial MSPB decision may still be filed. If you have received an adverse initial decision from an MSPB Administrative Judge, contact us immediately to discuss your options.

OPM - Disability Retirement

Applications for Disability Retirement with the Office of Personnel Management (OPM).

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