Atlanta Employment Lawyer

Former EEOC Administrative Judge Now Representing Employees

Massaro Employment Law LLC provides legal services for matters involving employment discrimination, wage and hour disputes, and federal employment. Led by Peter Massaro, a former Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) administrative judge, the firm brings significant experience with both litigation and adjudication of employment law matters to every case. Pete spent more than 7 years at the EEOC presiding over discrimination cases brought by federal employees and now uses that experience to advocate for individuals whose workplace rights have been violated.

The firm represents federal employees nationwide in matters before the EEOC and Merit Systems Protection Board (MSPB), and also represents employees in Georgia facing discrimination, retaliation, unpaid wages, or other violations of employment laws. Pete also offers mediation services for parties seeking a neutral with extensive experience in employment disputes.

Massaro Employment Law LLC understands that legal representation must be accessible. If Pete believes a prospective client has a viable claim for which it could provide representation, he will work in good faith to find a payment arrangement that is fair and workable for the client, including alternative or contingent fee arrangements where appropriate. The firm is committed to clear communication, careful evaluation of each case, and principled advocacy on behalf of employees.

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Meet Peter Massaro

Peter Massaro is an employment discrimination lawyer and former Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) Administrative Judge who represents employees in workplace disputes involving discrimination, retaliation, and unpaid wages. He is the founder of Massaro Employment Law LLC.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you charge for your services?
How we charge for our services depends on the matter. For some matters, contingency fee arrangements are offered. In other matters, a contingency fee arrangement cannot be offered, and we charge an hourly rate with a retainer. However, we will always consider alternative billing arrangements, and if we believe you have a claim for which we could provide representation, we will try our best to find a viable payment arrangement that works for you.
Do you offer contingency fee arrangements?
Yes, for appropriate cases, contingency fee arrangements are offered.
Do you offer contingency fee arrangements in federal employee matters?
Yes, some federal employee matters are appropriate for a contingency fee arrangement, and in those matters, we offer contingency fee arrangements.

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