Christopher Setaro

Background

About Christopher Setaro

I am a tireless advocate for workplace justice, bringing years of experience, sound advice and guidance to those I represent. My advocacy for employee rights began after I graduated from law school when I served as Director of Research and Counsel for Carpenters’ Local 210. I was involved in complaints brought before the National Labor Relations Board and arbitration issues before the State Board of Labor Relations. In addition, I was involved in Union organizing campaigns and established a distinguished career representing injured employees in workers’ compensation cases. I also worked for the United Mine Workers’ International Union, Office of the General Counsel and the National Labor Relations Board, Division of Regional Advice. I represented the Amalgamated Transit Union, Local 1622 in grievance proceedings and negotiated two successful collective bargaining agreements. I built a respected workers’ compensation practice over the course of 23 years. In 2016, I founded The Setaro Law Firm, emphasizing protecting employee rights and representing injured workers.