The principal deputy general counsel position is a new role at the EEOC, and Eschbach’s appointment comes at a time of transition for the EEOC’s OGC. Indeed, current EEOC Acting General Counsel Andrew Rogers is expected to leave the Commission at any moment, as on October 7, 2025, the U.S. Senate confirmed him as administrator of the DOL’s Wage and Hour Division. With Rogers leaving for a new role at DOL, Eschbach will remain as the sole political appointee in the general counsel’s office. As such, she is expected to carry out the Commission’s enforcement agenda. The Trump administration has not publicly commented on a nomination to the general counsel role. Other key members of the EEOC’s litigation team include several associate general counsel and regional attorneys, but the top leadership structure may continue to shift pending new appointments.
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