Danielle Bess

Danielle Obiorah is a dedicated, aggressive and hardworking attorney with a significant background in handling a wide variety of federal administrative cases including representing veterans in disability claims, federal employees in EEO and MSPB matters.  Attorney Obiorah became active in representing veteran's in disability claims while assisting a family member to obtain the benefits he was entitled to.  

Prior to graduation from law school, Danielle Obiorah, aspiring to further employee rights, interned with the SEIU in Washington, DC. After graduating from law school Danielle Obiorah accepted a position with the law firm of Schwarzwald & Rock, the famed labor rights law firm in Cleveland, Ohio. During her tenure with the firm, Attorney Danielle Obiorah handled numerous complex cases in virtually every area of labor-employment law. Attorney Danielle Obiorah later relocated to Charlotte, North Carolina where she co-founded the law firm of Mason-Watson, Singletary and Obiorah, a firm focused on employment law, immigration, civil litigation and general corporate representation. Attorney Danielle Obiorah then took on a legal role with the United States Postal Service, where she represented the USPS in EEOC and MSPB matters. Attorney Obiorah never lost a hearing before the MSPB and had a 99% EEOC win record while with the USPS. She also worked as an EEO Investigator for the USPS and other federal agencies where she handled claims of discrimination involving hostile work environment, race, national origin, sex, age or disability discrimination. Upon relocation to Atlanta, Attorney Danielle Obiorah joined the law firm of Melville Johnson as a senior attorney with supervisory responsibilities over three associates. Attorney Danielle Obiorah has brought these diverse experiences together to found the Employment Rights Law Firm of Danielle Obiorah, P.C., focused on the representation of employees in the federal and private sectors and veteran's in disability appeals claims to obtain the compensation they deserve.