GEL Attorney Appointed to MSBA Position
On June 12, 2026, GEL Senior Associate AJ Hill was appointed to an at-large Section Council member position in the Labor and Employment Law Section of the...
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Addressing Employee Leave Issues: Guidance and Training for Today’s Workplace
Employee leave is one of the most legally complex and frequently mishandled areas of HR and employee relations. Don’t miss Gilbert Training Group’s upcoming...
Upcoming Training: Understanding the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act
The Pregnant Workers Fairness Act (PWFA) has introduced new accommodation requirements for employers and new protections for pregnant workers. Join Gilbert...
GEL Attorney to Present at the 2026 NELA Annual Convention
Gilbert Employment Law, P.C. Associate Jasmine M. Santos, Esq. will be presenting as the 2026 annual convention of the National Employment Lawyers Association...
Federal Circuit Sets New Precedent Favoring Disability Retirement Applicants in GEL Case
On April 22, 2026, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit issued a precedential decision in Garland v. OPM, ___ F.4th ____, No. 2024-2291. The court...
GEL Partner Kevin L. Owen Wins Award
On February 20, 2026, GEL Partner Kevin L. Owen received an award from NELA-NJ (the New Jersey affiliate of the National Employment Lawyers Association),...
Super Lawyers Magazine Names GEL Attorneys on its list of Maryland “Super Lawyers” for 2026
Super Lawyers Magazine has named two GEL attorneys to its 2026 list of “Super Lawyers” for Maryland. GEL Partner Gary M. Gilbert was named as a “Super Lawyer” in...
Jury Awards $850,000 in Sex Discrimination Case Against U.S. Capitol Police
On November 6, 2025, a jury in the U.S. District Court for the District Court found that the U.S. Capitol Police had engaged in sex discrimination against Officer...
GEL Attorney Moderates ABA Webinar with EEOC OFO Staff
Andrew J. Perlmutter, counsel at Gilbert Employment Law, P.C., will be moderating a webinar with staff from the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission’s Office...