Atlanta Lawyer for Federal Employees

Former EEOC Administrative Judge Now Representing Federal Employees at Pines Federal Employment Attorneys, PLLC

Peter Massaro, a former Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) administrative judge, 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 federal employees whose workplace rights have been violated. After founding and operating Peter Massaro, Pete decided to join Pines Federal Employment Attorneys, PLLC (Pines Federal). Inquiries for Pete’s services will now be forwarded to Pines Federal (www.pinesfederal.com).

Through Pines Federal, Pete represents federal employees nationwide in matters before the EEOC and Merit Systems Protection Board (MSPB). Pete also offers mediation services for parties seeking a neutral with extensive experience in resolving disputes.

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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 federal employees in workplace disputes involving discrimination, retaliation, and improper adverse actions. Presently, he practices as a Senior Litigation Attorney for Pines Federal Employment Attorneys, PLLC.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you charge for your services?
For most matters, I charge an hourly rate with a retainer. When exceptional circumstances are present, a contingency fee arrangement may be offered.
Do you offer contingency fee arrangements?
Yes, when exceptional circumstances are present, a contingency fee arrangement may be offered.
Do you represent federal employees located outside of Georgia?
Yes, I represent federal employees located outside of Georgia in matters before the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) and Merit Systems Protection Board (MSPB) because the EEOC and MSPB permit attorneys licensed in any United States jurisdiction to appear before them in any location. Also, almost all proceedings before the EEOC and MSPB are now conducted via telephone or videoconferencing.

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