Mathew Boudreau Tully

Practice Details

• Firm Information
  Position

  Founding Partner

  Firm Name

  Tully Rinckey, PLLC
• Representative Cases & Transactions
  Cases

  Representative Matters: Mathew B. Tully - Jose D. Hern
  ez v. Dept of the Air Force - Obtained appeal decision from the Merit Systems Protection Board that the board should overturn its original decision
  could adjudicate claims of USERRA violations prior to the statute's enactment in 1994. Jose D. Hern
  ez, a retired aircraft mechanic for the Air Force contended he was erroneously charged for leave time from 1980 to 2001. Hern
  ez was granted the petition
  the original decision was vacated.
  Mathew B. Tully - Pucilowski v. Department of Justice - Alex
  er F. Pucilowski Jr., a federal corrections officer
  federal air marshal contended he was erroneously charge for military leave from 1989 to 2002 while in the National Guard. Court said a series of its recent rulings on military leave pay cases, including Hern
  ez, has signaled its view that the Uniformed Services Employment
  Reemployment Rights Act should be interpreted liberally to the benefit of guardsmen
  reservists. This case resulted in more favorable military leave pay determinations by the U.S. Merit Systems Protection Board toward federal employees who are also in the National Guard or military reserve. Will exp
  the time frame for which guard personnel can seek compensation
  potentially make their case easier to prove - Mathew B. Tully
  Mathew B. Tully - Jackson v. United States - The United States Supreme Court vacated the prior judgment upholding defendant's sentence
  rem
  ed the matter to the court for reconsideration of defendant's sentence in light of Booker.
  Mathew B. Tully - State of New York County Court: Orange County - People v Jones Decision
  Order - Client's 9 year sentence
  conviction vacated with Appeal victory.
  Mathew B. Tully - Miller v. U.S. Postal Service - MSPB said reservists who worked at the Postal Service also eligible for back pay because of an erroneous leave policy.
  Mathew B. Tully
  Greg T. Rinckey - Collins v. Department of the Agriculture - Filed an appeal alleging that while employed by the Department of the Agriculture he was charged military leave even on non-work days which caused him to use annual, sick, or leave without pay to perform military duties from 1989 -2000. Based on USERRA, the agency was ordered to correct its records
  to pay appellant the back pay that was owed.