Kalijarvi, Chuzi, Newman & Fitch
Employment Lawyers
Experience · Integrity · Results
Over 40 Years of Fighting Workplace Injustice
For more than 40 years, the lawyers of Kalijarvi, Chuzi, Newman & Fitch, P.C. have helped our clients handle the most sensitive and complex labor and employment law matters — in the U.S. and around the world. From individual claims to high-profile class actions and matters for large labor unions, KCNF’s attorneys are committed to protecting the rights of employees in the workplace and have dedicated our careers to doing so.
KCNF Attorneys in Action
Some of Our Milestone Employment Law Cases
- Winning the biggest sexual harassment class action in history—a $20 million settlement on behalf of female prison workers
- Winning overtime wages for tens of thousands of “essential” federal government employees forced to work during the 2013 government shutdown
- Championing the cause of disabled veterans who suffered employment discrimination by the federal government
- Holding the Peace Corps accountable for burying sexual assault allegations and retaliating against a federal whistleblower
Our clients come to us because we are fierce advocates for workplace rights and are dedicated to fighting on behalf of our clients on any labor and employment law issue including:
Trusted Nationwide
Our team of attorneys has earned top honors from the law community for their superior work. Several KCNF lawyers have received AV Preeminent* ratings from Martindale-Hubbell, the highest rating available, and have been rated as Super Lawyers in the area of employment law based on their high degree of peer recognition and professional achievement. We are also proud to have always been a majority-women-owned firm.
Meet the KCNF Team
Let’s Talk About How We Can Help You
To schedule an appointment with one of our employment lawyers in D.C., call us at (202) 331-9260 or send us an email today. We look forward to speaking with you.
BREAKING:
AFGE AND KCNF FILE FIRST SHUTDOWN LAWSUIT SEEKING DAMAGES FOR FEDERAL EMPLOYEES
As of January 25, 2019, 420,000 essential employees will miss a second paycheck.
To join the lawsuit, go to: http://www.2018governmentshutdown.com/
Read the Release
Read the Amended Complaint
