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CCTV America featured David Scher, principal at The Employment Law Group® commenting on the Bradley Manning trial ruling: Manning Ruling Has Broad Implications for Leakers and Press

Yahoo! Finance’s The Exchange featured David Scher, principal at The Employment Law Group® in an article discussing employer reviews: The Trouble With Negative Employer Reviews

Gazette.net interviewed Adam Augustine Carter, principal at The Employment Law Group® about the upcoming trial in August involving The Landon School: Judge says lawsuit in Bethesda prep school discrimination case can proceed.

CCTV America anchor Elaine Reyes interviewed R. Scott Oswald, managing principal at The Employment Law Group® about Edward Snowden’s options for asylum: Snowden’s Options Narrowing

CCTV America interviewed David Scher, principal at The Employment Law Group® about Edward Snowden, leaker of NSA surveillance information: Diplomatic Relations Tested in Search for Snowden 

McClatchy included comment from R. Scott Oswald, managing principal of The Employment Law Group® law firm about the Insider Threat Program instituted by President Barack Obama for federal employees: Obama’s crackdown views leaks as aiding enemies of U.S.

CCTV America anchor Elaine Reyes interviews R. Scott Oswald, managing principal of The Employment Law Group® law firm, about the NSA leaker: Scott Oswald Discusses Leader Edward Snowden

The Los Angeles Times quotes David Scher, principal of The Employment Law Group® law firm, on how hotels should cater to guests who may need special accommodations: The right way for hotel to suggest an accessible room

Intuit Small Business Blog quotes David Scher, principal of The Employment Law Group® law firm, on the legal danger of ignoring a workplace relationship: What to Do When Your Employees Get Romantic

Law360 quotes R. Scott Oswald, managing principal of The Employment Law Group® law firm, on how companies can stop internal complaints from blowing up into legal crises : 6 Tips For Keeping Whistleblower Complaints In-House (subscription)

Law360 quotes TELG attorney R. Scott Oswald as an expert in its analysis of the landmark Wiest v. Lynch ruling by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit: “3rd Circ. Lowers Bar For SOX Whistleblowers In Tyco Case.”

Law360 quotes TELG attorney David Scher on New York City’s revamped False Claims Act: “NYC’s FCA No Friend To Private Plaintiffs, Lawyers Say

Law360 covers TELG’s filing of a whistleblower retaliation lawsuit on behalf of a former manager for a defense contractor, alleging he was fired after reporting fraudulent government billing practices: “Ex-BAE Manager Files FCA Suit Over Retaliation.”

Virginia Lawyers Weekly covers appellate win of TELG client who suffered sex discrimination and retaliation by Virginia Tech: “Warnings to Lie Low Supported Retaliation Claim.”

Law360 covers TELG’s filing of an unpaid overtime lawsuit against a federal contractor operating in Kabul, Afghanistan: “Kabul Embassy Guards Sue Security Co. For Unpaid Overtime.”

Law360 interviews TELG attorney R. Scott Oswald on upcoming decisions from the Tenth and Third Circuits on the whistleblower provisions of Sarbanes-Oxley: “DOL’s Whistleblower-Friendly SOX Approach Faces Key Tests.”

ABC 10 San Diego interviews TELG attorney David Scher on a disability discrimination lawsuit filed on behalf of a military spouse: “Woman claims she was fired because she had cancer: Vivienne Parra files lawsuit against ex-employer.”

Law360 interviews TELG attorney R. Scott Oswald on the extension of whistleblower protections to government contractors under the new National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA): “NDAA Whistleblower Rules Expose More Cos. To Complaints.”

Bloomberg BNA published an interview with TELG managing principal R. Scott Oswald on age discrimination litigation in the wake of Gross: “Q&A: ‘But-For’ Standard Keeps Plaintiffs’ Lawyers on Their Toes.”

TELG principal David Scher quoted in CNN story on Jorge Scientific whistleblower lawsuit: “Drunk contractors cause harm in Afghanistan, lawsuit alleges.”