Peter
Tompa is an attorney practicing in Washington, D.C. His work is devoted
to problem solving for individuals, not-for-profits, and corporations, primarily
in employment disputes and matters related to the construction of contracts. He
also provides advice, litigation, and lobbying services related to the trade in
cultural artifacts. He has appeared in numerous federal and
state trial and appellate courts. He has lobbied members of the U.S. Congress
and the Executive Branch in an effort to ensure that his small business clients
receive fair treatment from federal regulators. His advocacy has received
notice in the media, including the
New York Times, the Art Newspaper, and the Voice of America. He is a
member of the International Cultural Property Committee of the American Bar
Association and a board member of the Ancient Coin Collectors Guild, an
advocacy group for coin collectors. |