MARK GISLER

For nearly ten years, starting in 1988, Mark Gisler served as an attorney with the Special Litigation Branch of the Enforcement Division for the National Labor Relations Board, handling cutting-edge jurisdictional and other issues on behalf of the NLRB. In 1996, he was detailed to Al Gore’s Office of the Vice President of the United States to tackle various legal issues for the Counsel to the Vice President. In 1998, Mark left the NLRB and went with his family to Europe, where he negotiated and structured motion picture finance deals for Maltese Falcon Productions PLC.

Upon returning to Washington, D.C., Mark joined Peer, Gan & Gisler LLP concentrating on the practice of labor and employment law. His current practice emphasis is the representation of labor organizations in arbitration hearings, contract negotiations, and litigation in courts and administrative agencies, including the NLRB. Mark also represents various individuals in the negotiation of compensation and separation agreements and small businesses in a wide variety of corporate and other matters.

Mark has substantial experience with clergy and non-profit employment agreements. He has also developed a specialized expertise in physician employment agreements and issues.