Rights of Federal Employees Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
We are dipping into the mailbag this week, and with the ongoing crisis and uncertainty taking place with the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, our law firm is receiving a lot of…
Furloughed Feds Should Avoid GoFundMe, Ethics Office Says
Many furloughed federal workers took dramatic steps to stay financially afloat during the recent government shutdown. Some took on second jobs; others took out loans through their…
EPA sources: Pruitt aide tried to back-date departure after congressional interview request
Washington (CNN) – One of embattled EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt’s most trusted advisers sought to retroactively change her resignation date a day after the House…
What Andrew McCabe Stands to Lose if He’s Fired From FBI
Getting fired right before you collect your full retirement benefit would be a nightmare for most people. For former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe, it’s inching closer to…
Interim security clearances are routine, but are they risky?
WASHINGTON — Rob Porter, who resigned from his White House job following allegations that he abused his two ex-wives, held an interim security clearance while working as…
Tally of White House officials lacking permanent security clearances surpassed 100: Reports
Scores of White House officials appointed by President Trump’s administration lacked permanent security clearances 10 months into his tenure, according to new reports. At least…
Tully Rinckey PLLC celebrates new Washington, D.C. office
Tully Rinckey opens new D.C. office By: Daily Record Staff May 21, 2014 Six years after opening a law office at 1800 K St. in Washington, D.C., Tully Rinckey PLLC will host a…
The Looming Black Hole of Federal Contractor Rights
The past decade has seen an explosion in the use of contractors by federal agencies to perform a wide variety of government functions, most notably in the defense, intelligence…