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Can fired probationary federal workers get their jobs back? A significant ruling from a California federal court could open the door for many probationary federal employees to be reinstated. In an insightful interview on KNX News 97.1 FM Radio Los Angeles, Michal Shinnar breaks down the potential implications of this decision, not just for the affected workers, but for similar lawsuits unfolding in other jurisdictions. Tune into the interview to learn more https://lnkd.in/g-t9KeTt #Employees #EmploymentRights #FederalEmployees #EmploymentLaw #KnowYourRights

JGL attended the inaugural Plaintiffs’ Law Fair at Georgetown University Law Center on March 18, 2025. Hosted by the Georgetown Plaintiffs' Law Association, the career fair was an incredible opportunity for law students to explore public interest work within the private sector. Our team, including attorneys Drew LaFramboise, Virginia (Gia) Grimm and Bridget Cardinale, had the privilege of connecting with bright, ambitious students to discuss our firm’s practice areas and the impactful work we do in plaintiffs' law. JGL law clerk and Georgetown Law student Nick White helped organize the event. A huge thank you to Georgetown Law for hosting such a fantastic event and providing students with a valuable opportunity to explore their future career options. We’re always eager to meet the next generation of lawyers passionate about justice and making a difference! Learn more about JGL and the opportunities for law students https://lnkd.in/emZ4MsEE #LawStudents #CareerFair #PublicInterestLaw #PlaintiffsLaw #LegalCareers #FutureAttorneys #LawSchool #LegalProfession?

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For the third year in a row, the streets in the Washington, D.C. area have had more than 100 pedestrian deaths per year. While numbers on the national level seem to be declining slightly, in the Washington D.C. area they continue to grow. In our latest blog post, Renee Blocker examines the data, highlights the differences in laws across the DMV, and provides tips about the steps you should take right away if you are the victim of a pedestrian accident; learn more https://lnkd.in/e3QYAP_V #PersonalInjury #MotorVehicleAccident #Pedestrians

The Georgetown University Law Center Plaintiffs’ Law Association will host its inaugural Plaintiffs’ Law Fair on March 18, 2025, to give law students the opportunity to learn more about public interest work in the private sector. The informational fair will feature representatives from 15 plaintiffs’ firms, including Virginia (Gia) Grimm and Bridget Cardinale from JGL. Learn more https://lnkd.in/e46698Jw #PlaintiffsLaw #LawFirms #Lawyers #LawSchool

Can you keep mental health services confidential during your separation or divorce? In an article in Washington Parent Media, Lindsay Parvis explains what mental health privilege is and what you need to know if you are facing major life changes https://lnkd.in/eV3RqaYu #FamilyLaw #Divorce #MentalHealth

Jay P. Holland was quoted in The Washington Post about the government’s move to dismiss a federal civil rights case against the Maryland State Police (MSP). Jay represents a group of state troopers in a separate, ongoing case against the MSP, which accuses the agency of discriminatory and retaliatory practices. Learn more about both cases and get insight from Jay about the dismissal of the federal civil rights case https://lnkd.in/eX6yE9Nb #CivilRights #EmploymentLaw #Employees #MarylandStatePolice #Discrimination #Justice?

Learn how to recognize potential whistleblower claims and navigate the complexities of these cases. Veronica Nannis will speak at the D.C. Bar’s March 18 program, which will help employment lawyers gain valuable insights into the nuances of whistleblower law and learn how to advocate for their clients effectively. Virginia (Gia) Grimm will moderate the event. Register today for the remote program https://lnkd.in/eeH24mnf #Whistleblower #QuiTam #Lawyers #Employees #EmploymentLaw?

Looking to accelerate your legal career? We’re looking for an experienced civil litigation associate to join our team. This is a rare opportunity to support the busy, fast-paced, complex civil litigation practice in one of suburban Maryland’s preeminent law firms. Located in our Greenbelt or Rockville office, this position provides the opportunity for remote work as well as a competitive salary and benefits package. Learn more and apply today https://lnkd.in/eMXNh-rR #HiringLawyers #CivilLitigationAttorney #JoinOurTeam #Recruiting #HiringNow #JobOpening #NowHiring #LawFirmJobs?

Do parents in Maryland have the constitutional right to agree that no child support will be paid? This issue is currently before the state’s Supreme Court and could have far-reaching implications for family law. In his Appellate Case Watch blog post, Christopher Castellano discusses the case, the key issues and why the appeal matters. Learn more https://lnkd.in/eGi7BCAA #FamilyLaw #ChildSupport #MarylandDivorce #AppellateAttorney