Callaghan Parente provides legal counsel to current, former, retired, and
aspiring civil servants regarding decisions rendered by government
employers, including the Civil Service Commission, New York City, New York
State, and county and local agencies within New York State. Civil Service laws
provide specific rights to individuals who believe they have experienced any
of the following:
The law provides opportunities to appeal these decisions. However, the
deadlines for initiating legal action to reverse these decisions are very short.
In most cases, legal action must be initiated within 120 days of the adverse
decision. Our attorneys have extensive experience on both sides of these
cases. We are available to consult with clients on short notice in order to
review the facts of your case and advise you concerning an appeal.
aspiring civil servants regarding decisions rendered by government
employers, including the Civil Service Commission, New York City, New York
State, and county and local agencies within New York State. Civil Service laws
provide specific rights to individuals who believe they have experienced any
of the following:
- Unlawful Termination
- Passed Over for Appointment to a Civil Service Position
- Failure of a drug test or other aspect of background check
- Denied or Passed over for Promotion or Assignment
- Psychological or Character Disqualifications
The law provides opportunities to appeal these decisions. However, the
deadlines for initiating legal action to reverse these decisions are very short.
In most cases, legal action must be initiated within 120 days of the adverse
decision. Our attorneys have extensive experience on both sides of these
cases. We are available to consult with clients on short notice in order to
review the facts of your case and advise you concerning an appeal.
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