NBC affiliate WSLS interviewed Tommy regarding two cases of racial discrimination against Lynchburg City Schools. Tommy spoke about how a former Superintendent made racially charged comments such as referring to black employees as “the helpR…

In Griffin v. Department of Labor Federal Credit Union, the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that a visually-impaired man did not have standing to demand that a website of a federal credit union integrate speech-based navigation into its website…

As reported in Virginia Lawyers Weekly, a federal judge has issued a landmark opinion in a Virginia Employment Law case. In Spencer v. Bedford County, Judge Norman K. Moon wrote that Ms. Spencer had sufficiently plead counts of Title VII discriminati…

As reported in the Lynchburg News Advance, Virginia Employment Law successfully settled a case of First Amendment employment retaliation and wrongful termination against Bedford County and County leaders. Virginia Employment Law represented former Di…

In continuing coverage of Virginia Employment Law’s federal class action lawsuit against the City of Roanoke for purportedly not properly compensating its police force, Fox News affiliate, WFXR reported on the case. In an interview with Tommy,…

As reported in the Roanoke Times, Virginia Employment Law is advancing a class action federal lawsuit on behalf of Roanoke City police officers who have been denied their fair pay. The article may be read HERE.

Virginia Lawyers Weekly reported on an on-going Virginia Employment Law Title VII national origin discrimination case currently pending in the U.S. District Court in the Western District of Virginia. In the lawsuit, hospitalist Chijioke Kingsley Ofoc…

In a piece on “Local Leaders”, Leigh Rhoads was interviewed by WDBJ7 reporter Bianca Holman regarding the #metoo movement. As provided in the online article and video, “as an employment lawyer, Leigh Rhoads says she’s seen an…