Office of Federal Operations Appeal Attorney

When a federal agency issues a “final decision” on your discrimination or employment dispute case, you can typically appeal it as you would a court ruling. However, it is the federal government to whom you direct your appeal. Specifically, your appeal goes to the Office of Federal Operations. As with earlier stages in the federal review process, this stage requires you to handle several different deadlines and meet many specific requirements.

Deciphering and navigating the appeals regulations on your own can be challenging. However, the Office of Federal Operations appeals lawyers of the Vaughn Law Firm may be able to help you prepare, file, and monitor your appeal. We strive to help our clients acquire favorable decisions for their cases. To discuss your situation, call our offices today at 1-877-615-9495.

Steps to File an Appeal with the Office of Federal Operations

When an agency rules against you in a federal workplace case, you will probably wish to file an appeal. To do so correctly, though, you will need to follow a strict set of guidelines. The Office of Federal Operations requires appeal applicants to complete the following steps:

• File the appeal within 30 days unless you request an extension within those 30 days
• Prepare a statement explaining your appeal
• Fill out the proper appeal forms and documentation

After months of hard work and patient waiting, an error at the appeals stage can put an abrupt end to your case. A knowledgeable federal employment lawyer can help you with every step of the appeals process so that your case gets the attention it deserves.

Contact Us

If you are preparing to appeal a federal agency decision regarding employment discrimination, federal wage disputes, or other employment issues, call the Vaughn Law Firm today at 1-877-615-9495. Our experienced Office of Federal Operations appeals attorneys may be able to help you fight for the decision you deserve.