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Merit Systems Protection Board (MSPB)

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Government Employees across the country are influenced by adverse action taken against them by the Federal Government . The action can take many forms from Reprimand to Suspension to Downgrade to Termination. The Edmunds Law Firm helps Federal Employees and Active Duty Military across the United States with any issues involving MSPB decisions. We fight for our clients and make formal requests for Reinstatement, lost wages and attorney fees. If you require an MSPB appeal, our experts can assist you.

Our Law Firm has offices coast to coast. We have over 40 yrs experience in MSPB , National Security Clearance and Military Law. If you need help or simply have questions about an MSPB appeal, allow The Edmunds Law Firm to find solutions.

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The Edmunds Law Firm has been representing clients throughout the United States for over 40 years. In many cases we received National recognition.

Mr. Edmunds has been featured in numerous newspapers throughout the United States and appeared on national TV relative to his representation.

The Merit Systems Protection Board, also known as the MSPB, is an appeals board that allows federal employees to challenge certain decisions made by the federal agencies where they are employed or were once employed. The MSPB, an independent agency of the Executive Branch, is designed to adjudicate appeals by federal employees of actions that involve discipline, termination of employment, lengthy suspensions, demotions, whistleblower retaliation and more. During a requested hearing, federal employees will be given the opportunity to present evidence that actions taken against them were unwarranted.

  • Those actions include:
  • Suspensions over 14 days
  • USERRA claims, even if you are in probationary status
  • VEO claims, if you previously filed with the Department of Labor first
  • Removals from federal service
  • Unfavorable suitability determinations
  • OPM denials of disability retirement actions
  • Individual Rights of Appeals in Whistleblower Retaliation Cases
  • Involuntary Retirements
  • Involuntary Removals
  • Demotions
  • Reductions in pay

Employees Who May Appeal Adverse Actions

  • Competitive service employees who have completed their 1-year probationary period probationary or trial period;
  • Excepted service employees, other than preference-eligibles, who are not serving a probationary or trial period and who have completed two years of current continuous service in the same or similar positions in a Federal Executive agency;
  • Postal Service employees, including supervisors and managers, engaged in personnel work who have completed one year of current continuous service in the same or similar positions and;
  • Veterans preference-eligible employees with at least one year of continuous employment in the same or similar positions outside the competitive service.

Why You Should Have Legal Representation:

Deciding whether to hire an attorney is an important decision in the MSPB appeal process because your federal government career is on the line. You have the right to be represented by a MSPB attorney during this complicated legal process. The Edmunds Law Firm has counseled and represented individuals before the MSPB decisions board for over 25 years. Please contact our office for a consultation regarding any potential MSPB appeal.

Cost of Representation

The Edmunds Law Firm is innovative and a leader in structuring retainers and payment plans for legal services for clients across the country. We also have limited-scope representation for individuals seeking only legal advice on narrow issues or for a limited period of time. Payment plans are available to all individuals and the law firm accepts credit card payment. Quality representation is deserved by all and should not be prohibited because of high legal fees. Our firm welcomes the opportunity to discuss cost of representation.