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Cases
Bush v. Planned Parenthood (Medical Malpractice): A black female delivered a fetus in her home in the early morning hours after she had been prepped at Planned Parenthood of Metropolitan Washington, D.C, Inc. to have an abortion at the clinic the next day.
McDonald v. The American Red Cross (Tax Garnishment): A white male employee alleged that his Constitutional Due Process Rights had been violated by his employer when it garnished his wages based on an order from the California Franchise Tax Board without first getting an order from a court in the District of Columbia.
Nuzzi v. AMTRAK (Wrongful Termination): A white male employee sued for an alleged wrongful termination after a female at a training conference made allegations of sexual harassment.
Oliver v. White & Case, LLP (Employment Discrimination): A young, professional, black male sued for discrimination after being forced out of his job at a top international law firm.
Phillips v. Phillips (Will Contest / D.C. Probate Court): Sisters dispute the validity of a Will leaving a multi-million dollar estate to their brother in a hotly contested trial.
Phillips v. Phillips (Will Contest / D.C. Probate Court): Sisters dispute the validity of a Will leaving a multi-million dollar estate to their brother in a hotly contested trial.
Nuzzi v. AMTRAK (Wrongful Termination): A white male employee sued for an alleged wrongful termination after a female at a training conference made allegations of sexual harassment.
McDonald v. The American Red Cross (Tax Garnishment): A white male employee alleged that his Constitutional Due Process Rights had been violated by his employer when it garnished his wages based on an order from the California Franchise Tax Board without first getting an order from a court in the District of Columbia.
Bush v. Planned Parenthood (Medical Malpractice): A black female delivered a fetus in her home in the early morning hours after she had been prepped at Planned Parenthood of Metropolitan Washington, D.C, Inc. to have an abortion at the clinic the next day.
Sun v. Lalos & Keegan (Employment Discrimination): An older professional, Chinese woman, with MBA and JD degrees sued for discrimination after she was allegedly fired from a D.C. Patent & Trademark law firm for insubordination among other things.
Oliver v. White & Case, LLP (Employment Discrimination): A young, professional, black male sued for discrimination after being forced out of his job at a top international law firm.
Sun v. Lalos & Keegan (Employment Discrimination): An older professional, Chinese woman, with MBA and JD degrees sued for discrimination after she was allegedly fired from a D.C. Patent & Trademark law firm for insubordination among other things.
Publications
What To Do If Stopped By The Police For DUI/DWI In D.C. (Aug. 2018)
Publication: The Washington Informer
Publication Description: The article gives basic information about how to conduct yourself if you are stopped by the Police for Driving Under the Influence (DUI), Driving While Intoxicated (DWI), and Operating a vehicle while impaired (OWI) in the District of Columbia. It also tells you what to expect once you are stopped and arrested. The article also gives insight into your legal rights and the difficulty and consequences of asserting your legal rights. Finally, the article shares Mr. Mitchell's experiences when stopped by the police.
Protect Your Family With Estate Planning (Dec. 2013)
Publication: The Washington Informer
Publication Description: The article explains the basics of estate planning beyond just getting a Will drafted. It discusses the importance of a Durable Power of Attorney, Living Wills, Healthcare Power of Attorney (HCPOA), and Trusts. It also points out the importance of becoming the Guardian or Conservator for a mentally incapacitated family member or friend.
Things You Should Know About Filing Bankruptcy (Financial Literacy Supplement/October 2010)
Publication: The Washington Informer
Publication Description: A description of things you should know and do before filing Consumer Bankruptcy.
