The Law Office of Norman F. Nivens
Representing Federal Employees & Postal Workers
Representing Federal Employees & Postal Workers
MSPB attorney and federal employment lawyer assisting federal employees with MSPB adverse action appeals in St. Louis, MO.
Request a ConsultationAt The Law Office of Norman F. Nivens, we provide representation to federal employees in St Louis who are facing adverse employment actions, such as removal, suspension, grade reduction, or pay decrease. Our focus is on assisting federal workers in St Louis with filing Merit Systems Protection Board (MSPB) appeals to request a decision from an administrative judge regarding their case. It is important to act in a timely manner when considering an MSPB appeal, so reviewing any notice of appeal rights in your decision letter and taking prompt action is necessary. The MSPB’s jurisdiction is limited to specific actions authorized by statute, and while the process may vary, initial appeals remain an available option for eligible federal employees. Federal workers seeking assistance with navigating the MSPB process can turn to us to explore their options, including alternative actions if MSPB rights are not applicable. Contact The Law Office of Norman F. Nivens to discuss your situation and learn more about the MSPB appeal process.
Assisting St. Louis federal employees with initial EEO claims for workplace discrimination and/or harassment, including hostile work environment.
Filing appeals to an initial MSPB decision, despite the current lack of quorum, for federal employees in St. Louis who have received an adverse decision from an MSPB Administrative Judge.
Helping St. Louis federal workers with applications for Disability Retirement with the Office of Personnel Management (OPM).
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