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DC Federal Employment Lawyer PLLC - Washington, DC

1629 K Street, NWSuite 300 Washington, DC 20006

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By Anonymous on Dec. 26, 2022

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Attorney Arthur Elkins assisted me with my EEO discrimination case this summer. I found Mr. Elkins to be very responsive (if you have been searching for an attorney for any amount of time you know that can be the exception rather than the rule). If you are a federal employee with a case at the EEOC or are contemplating exercising your EEO protections in the workplace - especially in the Metro DC area - I strongly encourage you to consult an employment lawyer with federal sector experience. Mr. Elkins has a wealth of federal sector knowledge. He put a lot of time into reviewing my case and explaining the process at the outset. Mr. Elkins was also very diligent with the timeliness of his work on my case. To get the best outcome in your employment discrimination case, do not go it alone and do not waste valuable time struggling without professional advice. Talk to Mr. Elkins. I am confident he can help you with your EEO matter.

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