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In the federal workplace, the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 protects employees with disabilities from discrimination, requiring agencies to provide reasonable accommodations unless doing so would impose an undue hardship. When an Agency fails to comply, employees are...
At Southworth PC, we are dedicated to protecting the rights of federal employees who have been subject to workplace discrimination. Recently, we successfully represented a federal employee in a case that highlighted the serious impact of racial harassment within a...
Federal employment attorneys and Shaun Southworth won another hearing recently. After a two-day hearing before the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, an administrative judge informed the parties that there would be a finding of liability against the Agency. In...
As experienced federal employment attorneys, Shaun Southworth and Jesse Kelly have experienced eyes for knowing when disciplinary charges are serious, when federal employers are simply fishing, and the in between. "To bolster bad claims for removal or demotion, often...
Southworth PC Federal Employment Attorneys Ianna Richardson recently settled a case on behalf of our client, a former federal employee. The settlement involves the reinstatement of our client, a raise for our client, and the payment of our client's attorneys fees....
Southworth PC federal employee attorneys Shaun Southworth and recently settled a case before the Merit Systems Protection Board. "We are pleased we were able to resolve a case where our client we believe faced false allegations and consequently was subjected to...
Federal employment attorneys Shaun Southworth, Jesse Kelly, and Ianna Richardson just learned that one of their cases before the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission will be headed to trial. The Judge has selected the case for trial on a theory of retaliatory...
Federal employment attorneys at Southworth PC have heard another one of their cases is headed to trial. An administrative judge from the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has determined a hearing is warranted in the matter. At issue in the case is did the Agency...
An EEOC judge has given the green light to a trial for a Southworth PC client in a disability discrimination case. Usually in EEOC cases, many Agency’s will file a motion for summary judgment at the hearing stage after discovery is completed. This motion argues that...
A judge before the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission recently green lighted a trial--or as we call it in the federal sector, a hearing--denying a motion by the Agency for a decision without a hearing. The judge found there were genuine issues of material facts...