Kirton v. Mayorkas – Challenging Overly an Narrow Interpretation of Federal Employment Discrimination Law
Alicia Kirton, a FEMA budget analyst, was denied full-time telework status even though her work could be done remotely and a white man with the same job had been granted telework status for years.
Cruz-Martin v. Dept. of Homeland Security – Defending due process for government employees
We represented an attorney for the TSA whose job was suspended without pay after his security clearance was revoked without adequate warning or opportunity to respond to the revocation.
Barber v. District of Columbia - Defending Employment Rights of a Medical Marijuana Patient
Guffey v. Duff - Defending Political Speech and Association Rights of Administrative Employees of the Federal Court System
Armstrong v. Thompson - Defending Whistleblower’s Rights
Ortiz-Diaz v. U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development - Challenging Denial of Federal Employee’s Lateral Transfer Request Based on Race
Association of Independent Schools of Greater Washington v. District of Columbia - Challenging Suspicionless Teacher Drug Testing