National Labor Relations Board, U.S. Gov., Law Firm at Washington, District of Columbia

National Labor Relations Board, U.S. Gov., Law Firm
Litigation, Arbitration, Fiduciary Duty, Compliance, Advice and Representation, Employee Benefit, Bankruptcy Lab...

Phone:202-624-7400
Address: 1015 Half Street SE, Washington, DC 20570

Attorney Firm:	National Labor Relations Board, U.S. Gov.
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Practice Area:	Litigation, Arbitration, Fiduciary Duty, Compliance, Advice and Representation, Employee Benefit, Bankruptcy Labor Representation, Negotiations, National Mediation Board Practice, Presidential Emergency Boards, Union Officer Elections, Consumer Arbitration Class Action and Trust
Establish Year:	1985
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National Labor Relations Board, U.S. Gov. is located at 1015 Half Street SE Washington, DC 20570. Its phone number is 202-624-7400.

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