Solomon Law Firm, PLLC Opens Two New Locations
The Solomon Law Firm, PLLC , proudly announces the opening of its Albany, NY and Washington, DC offices. The firm focuses its practice on Federal Sector employment matters.... Solomon Law Firm, PLLC Opens Two New Locations Continued
Ariel Solomon Featured in a FedSmith
Ariel Solomon featured in a FedSmith article discussing recent oral arguments before the Merit Systems Protection Board balancing federal employee appeal rights with national security concerns.
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Ariel E. Solomon, Esq, Published Law Review Article
Ariel E. Solomon, Esq, published a Law Review Article on changes in the law concerning the Reemployment Rights of Veterans, pursuant to the Uniformed... Ariel E. Solomon, Esq, Published Law Review Article Continued
Ariel Solomon on Reforming Pension Benefits
Ariel E. Solomon comments on newly passed legislation which reforms pension benefits in New York State for the first time in decades. It is anticipated that... Ariel Solomon on Reforming Pension Benefits Continued
USPS employee terminated while on active military duty gets his job back
Ariel E. Solomon successfully served as the principal attorney on behalf of the petitioner, a former employee of the United States Postal Service, who was terminated from... USPS employee terminated while on active military duty gets his job back Continued
Ariel Solomon Discusses Recent Legislative Changes
Employment Law Attorney, Ariel Solomon, discusses recent legislative changes affecting New York State business owners and employees alike. Including an overview of amendments to the Americans with... Ariel Solomon Discusses Recent Legislative Changes Continued
ABA: Ensuring the Employment Rights of America’s Citizen Soldiers
Ariel E. Solomon, Publishes federal employment law article with the American Bar Association's Human Rights journal regarding reemployment rights under the Uniformed Services Employment... ABA: Ensuring the Employment Rights of America’s Citizen Soldiers Continued