Award-winning content creator alleges years of discrimination, retaliation, and wrongful termination solely due to her status as an Egyptian female.

Attorney Jordan D. Howlette challenges early dismissal of discrimination claims in Fourth Circuit appeal that could reshape Title VII pleading standards.

Managing Attorney Jordan D. Howlette successfully argues breach of contract case, securing a full refund for client, plus attorney fees.

Attorney Jordan D. Howlette celebrates the start of Black History Month while addressing the recent attacks on diversity initiatives from an unhinged federal government.

Lawsuit seeks to recover $40,000 investment and additional damages from promoter who allegedly provided fake artist contracts and failed to deliver promised services.

Wishing all a happy and safe 2024 holiday season!

Latest legal action challenges systematic discrimination and improper denials of valid healthcare claims affecting vital mental health services in Baltimore.

Insurance company settles for $100,000 in personal injury case shortly after we filed lawsuit.

Second lawsuit against Optum Maryland alleges similar acts of discrimination and mismanagement that resulted in more than $680,000 damages to minority-owned healthcare provider.

Today, we stepped onto the legal battlefield to seek justice for a police officer who dedicated her life to serving and protecting residents of Prince George's County for more than two decades.

Former DHS contractor files lawsuit seeking justice after government's hasty judgment destroyed his livelihood and security clearance.

Lawsuit challenges the improper termination of violence prevention grant that served over 1,300 vulnerable individuals throughout Baltimore.

Our newest blog examines how this controversial legal doctrine shields government officials from accountability.

Settlement reached during 2-day trial in case involving illegal lockout of family with young children.

Our latest newsletter addresses important considerations for LGBTQ+ couples and highlights the firm's continued commitment to civil rights advocacy during times of transition.

Our December 2024 Newsletter highlights the firm's first class action lawsuit, recent case victories, and important holiday closure announcements.

Suit alleges mall owner obstructed African American entrepreneurs from operating children's playground business by withholding required documentation while assisting non-Black tenants.

Managing Attorney Jordan D. Howlette addresses post-election unity and highlights recent civil rights victories in latest newsletter

We hope you'll take a few minutes to listen to Attorney Howlette's perspective on the 2024 presidential election, centered on facts and personal experience rather than partisan rhetoric.

Sit back, relax, and browse through the October 2024 edition of our newsletter.