Hearing Deadline Approaching? You have 30 days to request an EEOC hearing after receiving the Report of Investigation. Missing this deadline forfeits your right to a hearing.
EEOC hearings and MSPB appeals are where federal employee cases are won or lost. With 14 years inside the federal EEO system, I know exactly what Administrative Judges look for—and how to present winning cases.
Insider Knowledge You Need:
For discrimination complaints based on protected characteristics
For adverse actions and prohibited personnel practices
Adverse action + discrimination claim. Special rules apply—strategic forum selection matters.
⚠️ These deadlines are strictly enforced—no extensions.
What to expect when you request a hearing
Within 30 days of receiving ROI. Case assigned to EEOC Administrative Judge.
Day 1
Interrogatories, document requests, and depositions. Build your evidence.
3-6 months
Motions, witness lists, exhibit preparation. Settlement discussions.
1-2 months
Testimony, cross-examination, arguments before AJ. Usually 1-3 days.
As scheduled
Independent Judge
Not an agency employee—no inherent bias toward employer
Discovery Rights
Depositions and document requests reveal hidden evidence
Live Testimony
Cross-examine witnesses and expose inconsistencies
I've been on the agency side for 14 years. Now I fight for you.
Free consultation • Nationwide representation • 30-day hearing deadline
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