Tyler Freiberger is an associate attorney at Centre Law & Consulting primarily focusing on employment law, litigation, and compliance with regulations on federal contractors. He has successfully litigated employment issues before the EEOC, MSPB, local counties human rights commissions, the United States D.C. District Court, Maryland District Court, and the Eastern District of Virginia. On behalf of Centre Law & Consulting, he has advised federal contractors on compliance with the Service Contract Labor Standards/the Service Contract Act and examined contractor products for BAA/TAA certification.
Tyler comes from the George Mason School of Law where he was writing chairman of the George Mason Costello Trial Competition, Justice of the Moot Court Board, and the Honor Board Student Advocate. As a frequent finalist in George Mason’s Moot Court and Trial Advocacy national competitions, he volunteers as a trial advocacy coach and moot court judge.
Career Highlights
- Collected six years of back wages after an unlawful discharge of a District of Columbia government employee.
- Federal jury trial victory in United States Maryland District Court as first chair proving noncompliance with the FLSA by Montgomery County
- Prepared responses to employment discrimination claims on behalf of The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Presentations
- The Trade Agreements Act & The Nonmanufacturer Rule (January 2018)
- How to Negotiate an Enforceable Subcontract, SubCon Training Workshops (April 2018)
Bar Admissions
Virginia State Bar
Eastern District of Virginia
Education
George Mason University Scalia School of Law, Juris Doctor
- Writing Chairman, 2014 George Mason Costello Trial Competition
- Finalist, 2012 Intramural Trial Advocacy Competition
- Semi-Finalist, Moot Court Upper Class Competition Competitor
- 2013 National Trial Competition Competitor
- 2014 Employment Bar Competition Finalist
- 2014 Judge Paul Joseph Kelly, Jr. Invitational Trial Competition Competitor
- 2014 Gibbons Criminal Procedure National Moot Court Competition
- Justice, Moot Court Board
- Student Advocate, Honor Board
University of Louisville, Bachelor of Arts, Philosophy
