Media Coverage

Law360 interviews TELG principal Adam Augustine Carter on $819,000 whistleblower retaliation verdict: ““UVA Whistleblower Nets Award In FCA Suit Over Health Grant.”

Law360 interviews TELG principal Nicholas Woodfield on Federal Circuit ruling to restrict employees’ right to appeal security clearance determinations: “Fed. Circ. Limits Federal Workers’ Employment Appeal Rights.”

Damning Video Shows US Security Contractors Getting Drunk And Stoned In Afghanistan

Afghanistan: Footage Appears To Show Drunken, Stoned U.S. Security Contractors

ABC Video Shows Drunk, High U.S. Contractors in Afghanistan

Video shows contractors gone wild in Afghanistan

Contractors Are Still Partying on the Job in Kabul

Spreading Freedom, Democracy: Video Shows Drunk, Stoned US Security Contractors in Afghanistan

US Army launches probe over video showing security contractors drunk in Afghanistan

Shocking video ‘shows U.S. security contractors drunk and high in Afghanistan while on $47m contract to protect American lives against terror attacks’

Video Shows ‘Staggeringly’ Drunk, Stoned US Security Contractors in Afghanistan

US Mercenaries Drunk, on Drugs, in Afghanistan

Law360 interviews TELG managing principal R. Scott Oswald on recent increase in whistleblower retaliation claims brought by defense contractors: “Defense Contractors Face Rising Wave Of Retaliation Claims.”

TELG managing principal R. Scott Oswald appears on AARP’s Inside E Street program to discuss discrimination against the unemployed and its effect on older workers: “The New Age Discrimination? New hiring practices could marginalize longtime unemployed older Americans.”

TELG Attorney David Scher mentioned in PR Newswire: “Augusta National Golf Club’s Men-Only Policy Draws Criticism of Discrimination Against Women in the Workplace”

TELG Attorney David Scher quoted in ABA Journal: “Is Gray Hair OK on the Job? Civil Rights Lawyer Sees Risks, Plaintiff Claims Bias”.