Media Coverage

Law360 reported on a whistleblower lawsuit filed against the defense contractor Armet Armored Vehicles Inc. and its owner in a case where the plaintiff is represented by The Employment Law Group®: Whistleblower Says Contractor Sold Faulty Gun Trucks To US

KFWB News Talk 980 discussed whistleblowers with David Scher, principal at The Employment Law Group®: Whistleblower or Traitor?”

Law360 quoted Nicholas Woodfield, principal at The Employment Law Group® in an article about the U.S. Department of Labor’s heightened scrutiny of workplace deaths in the oil and gas industry: Energy Cos. Brace For DOL Crackdown As Worker Deaths Rise

“A Closer Look at Presidential Policy Directive 19.” Law360 (August 12, 2013)

The Central Valley Business Times questioned David Scher, principal at The Employment Law Group® about whistleblowers: Why Whistleblowers Are Needed And What To Do If You Are One

Tax Notes interviewed R. Scott Oswald, managing principal at The Employment Law Group® about efforts in Congress to increase oversight of the IRS: Lawmakers Look to Place Limits on IRS Power in Wake of EO Controversy

Law360 quoted David Scher, principal at The Employment Law Group® about the New York Attorney General’s inquiry into payroll cards and how it could open the way for lawsuits nationwide: NY AG’s Payroll Card Inquiry Makes Way for Nationwide Suits

Law360 quoted R. Scott Oswald, managing principal at The Employment Law Group® about the Merit Systems Protection Board’s ruling on cases affected retroactively by the 2012 federal worker protections for whistleblowers: Retroactive Ruling Gives Federal Whistleblowers a Boost

Law360 quotes R. Scott Oswald, managing principal of The Employment Law Group® law firm, about the Booz Allen Hamilton employee who leaked National Security Agency secrets: NSA Leaks Put Booz Allen, Employee In DOJ’s Crosshairs (subscription)

Reuters quotes R. Scott Oswald, managing principal of The Employment Law Group® law firm, on the status of Internal Revenue Service employees accused of holding up non-profit applications for political reasons: Embattled IRS staff remain in jobs despite U.S. tax review scandal

Washington Examiner cites retaliation case of TELG client Isabel Smeal in discussion of “culture of entitlement” at Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority: “Examiner Local Editorial: Corrupt MWAA hasn’t changed a bit”

CFA Institute Magazine quotes TELG attorney R. Scott Oswald on considerations for employees thinking about blowing the whistle on company practices: “Walk, Don’t Run: Experts Advise Prudence and Caution for Potential Whistleblowers”

Law360 quotes TELG attorney David Scher in article on naming of Sen. Claire McCaskill as chair of Senate Subcommittee on Financial and Contracting Oversight: “New Post Empowers Contract Fraud’s Biggest Senate Foe”

Justices Block Lawsuit Over Foreign Intelligence Surveillance

MomsRising.org publishes article by a TELG client describing her FMLA lawsuit filed after she was denied medical leave for cancer treatment: “A Battle for My Rights and My Life: Learning About the Family Medical Leave Act and How to Survive.”

Law360 interviews TELG attorney David Scher on employment implications of new tax incentives  by the California Department of Housing and Community Development: “Calif.’s New Employment Credit Rules Could Curb Tax Abuses.”

Law360 covers TELG’s filing of an amended complaint in a False Claims Act suit against defense contractor Jorge Scientific Corp.: “FCA Suit Over Defense Contractor’s Afghan Work Grows.”

After ABC News Report, Senator Calls for Probe of ‘Drunk’ Security Contractors