How To Appeal An Unfavorable Security Clearance Decision

Do you have a denied security clearance? Attorney Alan Edmunds addresses how to appeal an unfavorable security clearance decision, and the circumstances of a recent case we are working on. If you need help saving your security clearance - and your career - you need experienced the security clearance lawyers at Edmunds Law Firm for the best shot at success! Call us at 800-481-2526.
About Edmunds Law Firm
Attorney Alan Edmunds is an experienced lawyer with 40 years of legal practice, with an extensive track record of successfully defending over 1,000 Security Clearance and Military cases in trials. He has authored two books on national security clearance applications and appeals, and his case victories are featured on various websites, including government sites, serving as valuable resources for his clients.
Throughout his career, Attorney Edmunds has garnered widespread recognition, making appearances on national and local television, talk shows, radio shows, and newspapers for cases that received national attention. He is regarded as one of the leading trial attorneys in the area of National Security Clearance matters and represents clients from various professions, including professional athletes, celebrities, and business leaders. For those interested in his services, they can reach Attorney Edmunds at 800-481-2526. He has offices in Washington/Arlington, San Diego, Jacksonville, and Raleigh.
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A prior company was offering TS clearances as a bonus to stay with the company. They put people in for the TS that had no need of a TS but found these people left quickly after the clearance was granted. I was put in but they never cleared it but let it rot at the interview step. When i left the company, the file fell into an LOJ status and wiped out my secret. They lied about it, misrepresented the effects of the unadjudicated TS and cost me a lot in opportunities. Is there groundsfor a EEOC complaint, protected veteran complaint or even a lawsuit?