Stephen Amos v. District of Columbia, et al.
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In Brief
TELG client Stephen P. Amos prevailed on summary judgment, allowing him to take his whistleblower claims against the D.C. government to the jury.
Summary of Filed Complaint
TELG client Stephen P. Amos came to TELG when he was terminated following complaints to the OIG, FBI, and senior managers about corruption at the District of Columbia Department of Transportation.
What Happened in Court
TELG client Stephen P. Amos, a senior manager at DDOT, sued the District of Columbia for violations of his First Amendment rights and the D.C. Whistleblower Protection Act when he was terminated following complaints to the OIG, FBI, and senior managers about corruption at the District of Columbia Department of Transportation. The District of Columbia moved for summary judgement, which the court denied, allowing Mr. Amos to present his claims to the jury.
