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Obtained disability retirement and a cash settlement for a postal employee, thus allowing him to relocate from Florida to New York to be with his family in order to recover from a medical condition.

Achieved reinstatement of a Federal Air Marshall with full back pay and benefits for a total compensation of over $100,000 after his termination.

Obtained reversal of a denial of disability retirement for a postal employee by the OPM, plus attorneys fees from the MSPB.

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