Case Results
January of 2022
Schrameck Law, P.L.L.C. represented a nurse with the Department of Veterans Affairs in a proposed disciplinary action. After representation in the response and grievance process the disciplinary action was rescinded and the employee faced no further detriment to her career.
December 2021
Schrameck Law PLLC represented a supervisor with the Department of Defense before the MSPB in a removal action. After months of litigation, we were able to secure a favorable and successful settlement for our client.
October 2021
Schrameck Law, PLLC represented a federal employee with the Department of Army before the MSPB in a removal action. Our client was a career employee with several Affirmative Defenses. Schrameck Law, PLLC negotiated a successful settlement on behalf of the client.
August 2021
Schrameck Law PLLC in conjunction with Kirkpatrick, PC represented a Police Chief for the Department of Veterans Affairs in both the MSPB hearing and appeal before the Federal Circuit Court in Washington DC. The Court of Appeals confirmed and established that the Douglas Factors apply to discipline cases the Department of Veterans Affairs attempts to enforce pursuant to 38 U.S.C. 714. See Connor v. Dep't of Veterans Affairs, No. 2021-1064, 2021 U.S. (Fed. Cir. Aug. 12, 2021).
September 2020
Schrameck Law, P.L.L.C. represented a supervisor for the Federal Aviation Administration who faced demotion for alleged misconduct. After submission of a written response and aggressive representation at the oral reply, the client received a brief suspension from service and was able to retain his position.
July 2020
Criminal representation for a client charged with Domestic Violence and Assault and Battery. Schrameck Law, P.L.L.C. was retained and exposed the inadequacies in the case. As a result, the matter was dismissed without further action against our client
June 2020
A federal air marshal filed EEO complaint and whistleblower complaint. The matter was litigated through the OSC and reached favorable settlement.
March 2020
A federal employee filed a whistleblower complaint for retaliation for his protected disclosures to the OSC. The OSC issued an Independent Right of Action to the employee. Schrameck Law, P.L.L.C. filed an IRA with the MSPB and was able to secure a favorable settlement in the matter after extensive litigation.
October 2019
A federal air marshal filed an EEO complaint for discrimination and reprisal. The matter was aggressively litigated through the EEOC and Schrameck Law, P.L.L.C. reached a favorable settlement for our client.
September 2019
Criminal representation for a client charged with Domestic Violence and Assault and Battery. Schrameck Law, P.L.L.C. was retained and exposed the inadequacies in the case. As a result, our client received a reduction including a deferral that will allow for a clear record.
August 2019
A Veterans Affairs Medical Center improperly removed a Physician from service without due process. The Physician was charged with violations of conduct unbecoming. Schrameck Law, P.L.L.C. was retained in the matter. After, a lengthy process and representation the Physician was cleared of any allegation of substandard care and later voluntarily resigned his position.
July 2019
Schrameck Law, PLLC served as co-counsel in a suspension of a VA Police Officer. The matter was appealed to the MSPB. Schrameck Law PLLC conducted discovery and depositions in the matter and exposed inconsistencies. The Agency rescinded the action and the suspension of the employee was overturned.
May 2019
A federal air marshal faced removal from service. The Agency charged the air marshal with multiple counts of disciplinary issues including Lack of Candor. The air marshal appealed the removal to the MSPB (New York field office) challenging the removal. Schrmaeck Law, PLLC served as co-counsel throughout the appeal and a full trial hearing was conducted with the MSPB. The MSPB REVERSED the agency removal action and the Client has returned to duty.
March 2019
Completed two days of arbitration for AFGE Local member faced with suspension from service. After arbitration and submitted briefs, Schrameck Law, P.L.L.C. was successful and the Arbitrator overturned the suspension and restored the employees’ time and back pay.
December 2018
The Agency mitigated discipline of proposed suspension after an oral reply. Although the deciding official rescinded the proposed discipline on multiple occasions only to later reissue the same, Schrameck Law was able to assist the client and facilitate a return to service.
September 2018
Client faced a charge of Operating While Intoxicated and retained Schrameck Law, P.L.L.C. who after aggressive representation was able to secure a favorable reduction of the charge and the Client avoided significant fines, costs, and sanctions.
August 2018
Schrameck Law represented client employed as a civilian with the Department of the Army. The client faced removal for alleged discipline. After submission of a written response and aggressive representation at the oral reply, the client received a brief suspension from service and was able to retain his position.
July 2018
A federal air marshal with over fifteen years of dedicated service was faced with a proposed removal for allegations of lack of candor. Schrameck Law, P.L.L.C. was retained and represented this air marshal. After the written response and oral reply, the agency RESCINDED the removal and the client received no discipline. Now the client is no longer facing removal and is freed from the stress of potentially losing his career with the Agency.
April 2018
Schrameck Law, P.L.L.C. represented a registered nurse with the United States Department of Veterans Affairs who was faced with removal. With the assistance of Schrameck Law, the original discipline of removal was rescinded and mitigated to a 14-day suspension. Our client is rightfully back to work and no longer faces the stress of removal.
December 2017
Schrameck Law, P.L.L.C. provided assistance as local counsel for a First Amendment Defense case where a Michigan resident sought to exercise his freedom of speech. The Federal district court granted a Motion for Preliminary Injunction and prevented the municipality from further encroachment upon our client's rights.
December 2017
Completed MSPB hearing in Philadelphia for Federal Employee with over twenty-five years of experience with the Agency.
November 2017
A client referred through a Federal Employee faced a felony charge in Oakland County. Despite the serious charge, Schrameck Law, P.L.L.C. secured a favorable plea to a misdemeanor and deferred sentence that will prevent the matter from being part of the client's permanent record.
August 2017
A federal employee with over twenty years of service with the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs was investigated by Agency police officials and later had criminal charges brought against him. Additionally, the employee faced removal from service. Attorney Jeff Schrameck represented the employee and obtained a dismissal of the criminal case brought against the employee. The client is rightfully back to work and no longer faces the stress of prosecution and removal.
May 2017
A federal law enforcement officer (Criminal Investigator) with the Department of Justice received a proposal that he would be removed from the agency for alleged misconduct. Subsequent to the written response and oral reply with the deciding official, the agency mitigated the removal to a ONE DAY suspension and the officer is back to work. Thus, avoiding further legal proceedings and a lengthy appeal to the Merit Systems Protection Board.
April 2017
A federal law enforcement officer (Criminal Investigator) with the Department of Homeland Security received a proposal that he be removed from the agency for alleged misconduct. Subsequent to the written response and oral reply with the deciding official, the agency fully RESCINDED the proposed removal and the employee returned to full duty with only a letter of reprimand. Thus, avoiding further legal proceedings and a lengthy appeal to the Merit Systems Protection Board.
March 2017
Schrameck Law, P.L.L.C. successful in securing dismissal of criminal charges for a client in a State of Michigan theft case.
January 2017
EEO negotiated another favorable settlement for an employee with the United States Department of Veterans Affairs.
December 2016
Schrameck Law, P.L.L.C. represented an employee facing criminal charges and the case was dismissed before jury trial.
December 2016
EEO negotiated a favorable settlement for (Federal Air Marshal) with the US Department of Homeland Security.
September 2016
In 2015, a Federal Air Marshal (FAM) with the Department of Homeland Security was proposed to be removed for alleged misconduct. The client through previous counsel submitted a written response and conducted the oral reply with the deciding official. The agency affirmed the proposed removal and terminated the FAM. The client then retained this firm to appeal the removal to the MSPB (Chicago regional office) challenging the removal. A full trial hearing was conducted with the MSPB. The MSPB REVERSES the agency removal action and rules that no misconduct occurred. Client to return to duty.
June 2016
A federal law enforcement employee (Federal Air Marshal) with the US Department of Homeland Security, receives a proposal to be suspended from federal service for alleged misconduct. Pursuant to the written response and oral reply with the deciding official, the agency fully RESCINDED the proposed suspension and the client returns to full duty without any discipline.
January 2016
A federal employee with the US Department of Agriculture receives a proposal to be removed from federal service for alleged misconduct. Pursuant to the written response and oral reply with the deciding official, the agency RESCINDED the removal and the client receives a small period of suspension. The client returns to full duty.