Dedicated to working with employees who have been wrongly treated by their employers, I have won substantial victories in various courts and administrative processes to vindicate the rights of my clients. I work exclusively with employees to ensure that employers are held accountable for their wrongful action. I have represented employees in trials before federal courts, including our victory in Foster v. Univ. of Maryland-Easter Shore, resulting in a $125,000 verdict plus lost wages and attorneys fees for the plaintiff. I have represented numerous federal employees in actions before the EEOC as well as the Merit Systems Protection Board (MSPB). My work on behalf of various federal employees has resulted in substantial settlements, including in Hayes v. Napolitano, resulting in a $175,000 settlement and the resignation of senior leadership at Immigration and Customs Enforcement. I have also represented employees before the Maryland Commission on Human Rights and the D.C. Office of Human Rights and have secured findings of discrimination or porobable cause on their behalf, leading to substantial settlements. Every case is different. Understanding how the law applies to your work-related situation requires in-depth understanding and research.
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Leave a review about your experience with this lawyer.Kyle is a tremendous employment attorney. He displays professional judgment and great knowledge the moment you present your case to him. He has a brilliant way of communicating with you so that you can understand the meaning of you case like never before. Mr. Ingram was highly responsive and helps protect the client interests. After spending thousands on a variety of attorney’s I realized now the mistake I made by not hiring him at the beginning of my case. He simply saved my life! Thank you!
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What year was this attorney first admitted to the bar?Kyle Gibson Ingram was admitted in 2011 to the State of Maryland.
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Is this attorney admitted to the bar in more than one state?Yes, Kyle Gibson Ingram is admitted to practice in District of Columbia and Maryland.
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Does this attorney speak any other languages?Kyle Gibson Ingram speaks German.
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Is this attorney Martindale-Hubbell Client Review rated?Yes, Kyle Gibson Ingram has a 5.0 Client Rating from Martindale-Hubbell.
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What law school did this attorney attend?Kyle Gibson Ingram attended American University, Washington College of Law.