If Austin Is Serious about Preventing Sexual Assault, Why IsHyten Still Vice Chief?
The Air Force general was never cleared of nine alleged incidents of unwanted sexual contact.
BY DON CHRISTENSEN
Defense... If Austin Is Serious about Preventing Sexual Assault, Why IsHyten Still Vice Chief? Continued
Top General Escapes Colonel’s Sex Assault Suit For Now
A California federal judge has tossed a lawsuit that claims the U.S. Air Force General subjected a former U.S. Army colonel to unwanted sexual acts and retaliation. Attorney... Top General Escapes Colonel’s Sex Assault Suit For Now Continued
Washington Post: Retired Col. Kathy Spletstoser wasn’t able to stop Joint Chief’s vice chairman Gen. John Hyten from being confirmed. But she’s not done with him.
Solomon Law Firm attorneys representing retired Col. Kathy Spletstoser against the Military’s Number 2. Col Spletstoser climbed the ranks quickly during her time with the United States... Washington Post: Retired Col. Kathy Spletstoser wasn’t able to stop Joint Chief’s vice chairman Gen. John Hyten from being confirmed. But she’s not done with him. Continued
Sexual Harassment in Congress – Attorney Ariel Solomon Examines the Outcomes of the Congressional #MeToo Movement in the New York Law Journal
By Solomon Law Firm, PLLC | July 10, 2020
Read Ariel E. Solomon's New York Law Journal publication, entitled “#MeToo Legislation: Did Congress Just Put Its... Sexual Harassment in Congress – Attorney Ariel Solomon Examines the Outcomes of the Congressional #MeToo Movement in the New York Law Journal Continued
Intelligence Community Adapts to New Realities of Security Clearance Evaluation Amid the COVID-19 Pandemic
By William Smith
Security clearances will almost certainly become an even more valuable credential as our economy transforms amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The ever-increasing... Intelligence Community Adapts to New Realities of Security Clearance Evaluation Amid the COVID-19 Pandemic Continued
Absent Without Leave?
A Federal Agency may take a disciplinary action and/or adverse action against a Federal Employee for being Absent Without Leave (AWOL). Rarely, however, is the Federal Employee... Absent Without Leave? Continued
Winning an Indefinite Suspension Appeal before the MSPB
Can the MSPB help if I was Indefinitely Suspended?
Most federal employees go to work for the same reason the rest of us do... Winning an Indefinite Suspension Appeal before the MSPB Continued
A Global Pandemic Creates a Call to Action as Non-Compete Agreements in New York Impact the Most Vulnerable
If an employee is also saddled with a non-compete agreement, the reduced job opportunities that exist will become even tougher to obtain and maintain for those... A Global Pandemic Creates a Call to Action as Non-Compete Agreements in New York Impact the Most Vulnerable Continued
Challenging a Performance Improvement Plan
By Solomon Law Firm, PLLC | March 16, 2020
A Not Fully Successful Rating and Performance Improvement Plans
Poor performance is a legitimate, non-discriminatory... Challenging a Performance Improvement Plan Continued
Walking the Tight Rope of the Last Chance Agreement
By Ariel Solomon, Esq. | February 12, 2020
Is signing a Last Chance Agreement really your last chance?
The name says it all. A... Walking the Tight Rope of the Last Chance Agreement Continued