Peter Broida can represent you in any aspect of federal sector personnel and labor law. Peter Broida advises on issues and cases before the Merit Systems Protection Board, Office of Personnel Management, Federal Labor Relations Authority, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, and the Office of Special Counsel. Clients include federal employees, unions, and federal agencies. Peter files amicus briefs on issues of importance before the Federal Circuit and MSPB and he files rulemaking comments with MSPB and other agencies. He occasionally provides testimony or statements to congressional oversight committees concerned with civil service law revisions.

Representation for Employees

We provide representation in replies to adverse action and performance-based actions; initiation of whistleblower reprisal complaints with OSC; MSPB appeals throughout the country; arbitration of federal sector grievances; EEO hearings and appeals; mediation; settlement negotiations; VA Disciplinary Appeals Boards, and Federal Circuit review of MSPB and arbitrators' decisions.

View our overview of federal agencies and how they might relate to your case.

Research Materials for Lawyers

Mr. Broida writes annual editions of A Guide to Merit Systems Protection Board Law and Practice and A Guide to Federal Labor Relations Authority Law and Practice, along with other books and training materials involving civil service law. These materials are available through Dewey Publications Inc., and some of the publications are licensed to and available on-line through Cyberfeds, a service of LRP, Inc.

Training for Attorneys, Federal Agencies, and Unions

Peter Broida is available to train large groups and small in the law and practice of OSC, MSPB, FLRA, labor arbitration, mediation, EEO, and labor relations. Training is provided at a negotiated cost for unions and agencies. Training and case updates by Mr. Broida have been provided to AFGE, FELTG, VA, DOD, EEOC, MSPB, FLRA, OSC, Treasury, Agriculture, FDR Conferences, SSA, OPM, the ABA, Federal Circuit Bar Association, Judicial Conferences, and SFLRP.

Peter also assists with training provided through the Gilbert Training Group, https://www.gelawyer.com/gilbert-training-group/