Resources supported by: Fired But Fighting, AFGE Local 2883, and CDC Mutual Aid Network
Resources supported by: Fired But Fighting, AFGE Local 2883, and CDC Mutual Aid Network
Nationwide network of lawyers willing to provide pro bono assistance to federal employees affected by mass layoffs or other employment concerns.
AVLF is the largest provider of pro bono legal services in Atlanta. From the website: “we harness the collective power of attorneys, law students, and community partners to provide free legal representation and support to those in need.” AVLF provides support ranging from family law, to eviction defense, to community support.
AFGE is offering free legal support for fired feds: AFGE | Labor and Democracy Partners Announce Rise Up: Legal Defense Network for Fired Federal Workers
Legal Defense Network is offering free legal support for fired feds: Federal Employee Assistance — Rise Up: Federal Workers Legal Defense Network
Employment lawyers with federal employment experience:
Shaw, Bransford, Roth: 202-463-8400
Alden Law Group: 202-463-0300
Correia and Puth: 202-602-6500
Federal Practice Group: 202-862-4360
Gilbert Employment Law: 844-287-1991
Kalijarvi, Chuzi, Newman and Fitch: 202-588-5979
Erlich Law: 703-791-9087 x424
Southworth PC - 844-391-8244 (also a YouTube station with updates re: RIFs)
Everyone has basic rights under the U.S. Constitution and civil rights laws. The ACLU of Georgia and ACLU created these resources to empower community members to know their rights in various situations. Learn more here about what your rights are, how to exercise them, and what to do when your rights are violated.