What we handle in D.D.C.
We bring the same practice to every court we're admitted in. These are the cases we file for clients in Washington, D.C..
TCPA, Robocalls & Spam Texts
$500–$1,500 in statutory damages per illegal call, text, or Do Not Call violation.
Workplace Discrimination
Title VII claims for employees and educators — race, religion, national origin, sex, and age.
Student Discrimination
Title VI and Title IX claims for K-12 and university students.
First Amendment
Free speech, protest, and retaliation claims against government officials and agencies.
FOIA & Public Records
Suits to force federal agencies to release records they are withholding.
Data Breach & Privacy
Class actions for mishandled personal data, tracking pixels, and VPPA violations.
Courthouse locations
- E. Barrett Prettyman U.S. Courthouse, 333 Constitution Ave. NW, Washington
- U.S. District Courthouse, 333 Constitution Ave. NW, Washington
Areas served
- Washington, D.C.
- Federal agencies headquartered in D.C.
- Nationwide FOIA and federal transparency cases
Practicing in Washington, D.C.
- D.D.C. is the principal venue for FOIA suits against federal agencies and many challenges to federal government action.
- The court's docket is heavily weighted toward public-law cases, making it a natural forum for First Amendment and transparency work.