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Top Franklin Employment Lawyers - Idaho

Nearby Cities: Weston, Preston, Dayton, Paris, Saint Charles

Related Practice Areas: Discrimination, Workers' Compensation, Sexual Harassment, Social Security, Employment Law -- Employer

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WE ONLY REFPRESENT FEDERAL GOVT. EMPLOYEES!   We handle all MSPB, EEO, OWCP, DISCIPLINE & INVESTIGATION CASES NATIONWIDE! We are dedicated to defending federal government employees' rights to a workplace free from wrongful, retaliatory and discriminatory actions.  Bobby Devadoss is an experienced and hardworking attorney with a significant background in handling a wide variety of...

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