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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

Law360 tapped the expertise of R. Scott Oswald, managing principal of The Employment Law Group® law firm, in its in-depth analysis of the landmark Wiest v. Lynch ruling by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit.

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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

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.”

Bloomberg BNA published a Q&A with TELG's managing principal Scott Oswald on recent developments — including the U.S. Supreme Court's decision on Gross v. FBL Financial Services Inc. — affecting attorneys who represent employees who have been the victims of age discrimination in the workplace.

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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.”

Lalate News quotes TELG principal David Scher on whistleblower lawsuit against Jorge Scientific: “Drunk Contractors Video from Jorge Scientific Dominates Lawsuit.

CNN’s Brian Todd reports on a video that allegedly shows U.S. security contractors drinking, doing drugs in Afghanistan. U.S. contractors allegedly drunk in video