Federal Employee Lawsuit Update

2021-10-09

Federal Employee Lawsuit Update

Oct 9, 2021 | Blog, General News

Federal Employee Lawsuit Update

Great news! The next step of our federal lawsuit is underway. To all who have joined, check to ensure that you have received an e-mail outlining further instructions (make sure to check your junk mail as well). Once we have confirmed everyone’s documents are filled out correctly and the retainer amounts have been received, we will send out a confirmation e-mail.
Please give us until the end of October/beginning of November to complete the validation process. Thank you for your patience, we’re eager to continue moving forward to reach our shared goal.

#RememberYourOath #ProCharter

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