Lawsuit challenges coordinated campaign that weaponized decades-old criminal history to punish employee for exercising constitutional rights.

Federal lawsuit alleges racial discrimination and retaliation against accomplished Black director with 17-year career at staffing company.

Our latest newsletter covers recent case developments, legal insights, and firm updates.

Important employment law case scheduled for special session at University of Richmond School of Law in September 2025.

Understanding Your Rights When Reporting Workplace Misconduct

This month's edition features Managing Attorney Howlette's powerful statement against attacks on the judiciary, major updates on Prince George's County civil rights cases, and essential car accident guidance.

Former DHS contractor files lawsuit seeking justice after government's hasty judgment destroyed his livelihood and security clearance.

Lawsuit challenges the improper termination of violence prevention grant that served over 1,300 vulnerable individuals throughout Baltimore.

Our newest blog examines how this controversial legal doctrine shields government officials from accountability.

Settlement reached during 2-day trial in case involving illegal lockout of family with young children.

Lawsuit seeks justice for 60-year-old property manager who was secretly robbed of wages after 20 years of loyal service.

Justly Prudent secures rare procedural victory allowing service of legal documents through text messaging, email, and publication.

Motion seeks justice for hundreds of tenants who endured unlawful rental operations and deplorable living conditions.

Important civil rights case addressing discriminatory permitting practices against minority small business owners set for September 2025.

Fourth Circuit appeal challenges Prince George's County's denial of interim well and septic waiver, arguing regulatory taking violated Fifth Amendment.

Award-winning content creator alleges years of discrimination, retaliation, and wrongful termination solely due to her status as an Egyptian female.

Attorney Jordan D. Howlette challenges early dismissal of discrimination claims in Fourth Circuit appeal that could reshape Title VII pleading standards.

Managing Attorney Jordan D. Howlette successfully argues breach of contract case, securing a full refund for client, plus attorney fees.

Attorney Jordan D. Howlette celebrates the start of Black History Month while addressing the recent attacks on diversity initiatives from an unhinged federal government.

Lawsuit seeks to recover $40,000 investment and additional damages from promoter who allegedly provided fake artist contracts and failed to deliver promised services.