Employment Law

FH+H attorneys represent employers in all aspects of employment related matters, including counseling clients about employment law, representing clients during employment litigation, and advising clients about employee hiring and termination procedures. The employment practice is committed to offering ongoing guidance and advice that consistently emphasizes risk management prevention.

Additionally, FH+H attorneys are acutely aware of employment issues unique to government contractors. Our comprehensive approach to the employment relationship enables us to serve more effectively and to anticipate the practical needs of our clients, which include business entities of all sizes and numerous government contractors.

Bradley McConnell

Partner

Thomas “Tom” Craig

Managing Partner

Jessie Rabinowitz*

Senior Associate

Grace Williams

Senior Associate

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Employee Benefits

Employment Litigation

Firing / Employee Termination

Hiring / Employment Contracts

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Media Coverage

FH+H Announces Two Associate Promotions to Start the New Year

FH+H is pleased to announce Emily A. Spence and Grace Williams have each been promoted to Senior Associate, further strengthening the firm’s position as a premier provider of legal services to companies, institutions, and individuals working in government contracting, national security, aerospace, and intelligence sectors.

FH+H Year in Review 2022

On behalf of the attorneys and staff at FH+H, we'd like to say "thank you" to our clients, business partners, and friends of the firm who helped aid in our success and growth this past year.

DEA Should Face Discrimination Trial, Ex-Agent Says

Read Law360 coverage on FH+H's representation of a former U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration special agent pushing back against the federal government's bid for a quick win in the ex-agent's case, arguing his suit accusing the agency of revoking accommodations for his brain tumor.

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