Author: Michael Quander Published: 7:41 AM EDT September 25, 2019 Updated: 7:41 AM EDT September 25, 2019 WASHINGTON — Three Metro Transit police officers are being sued after a video blew up online. The footage, which was recorded in June 2019, shows a man getting tased and arrested after defending a minor being…
To raise the profile of the case, Attorney Ford has enlisted a production company to use creative means to get the message across.
On April 29, 2019, Yaida O. Ford, will serve as first chair in a jury trial against Paul Public Charter School, a DC-area charter school that serves low-income middle and high school students. Ms. Ford filed the lawsuit against Paul on October 6, 2016 on behalf of plaintiff Justin Route…
On December 9, 2018, the Greater Washington Area Chapter of the Women Lawyer’s Division of the National Bar Association bestowed the prestigious Trailblazer award to three attorneys. One of them was Yaida O. Ford, managing principal of Ford Law Pros P.C. in Washington, D.C. At the ceremony, Ford spoke of…
By Jerzy Shedlock for The Columbian. Published: October 25, 2018. A Vancouver man who’s worked at Larch Corrections Center for nearly 20 years is suing the Washington Department of Corrections, alleging racial...
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Sally Jay’s supervisor, Bill, asks her if she would like to join him for lunch. Sally accepts. During lunch, Sally expresses her desire to move up in the Agency. She laments that she has tried for many years but to no avail. Bill says he can help her move up. …
Rosetta Davis said she had not planned on publicly sharing what she alleges are the most intimate and painful details of her 16 years working for the Agriculture Department. But...
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