Below are a few examples of my outreach. What I learned: There is no cavalry to save wrongly-terminated federal workers. The broken federal agencies spitting them out by the dozens have no accountability or care for unjust job losses and collateral damages to families.
I am not a ‘disgruntled former’ SEC employee. My family witnessed the SEC’s ugly, unjustified destruction of my career. I hate that. But our pride in what we do after is more powerful: the good survives, forged 100x stronger. Winning.
My Letter to Chairwoman Virginia Foxx (Committee on Education and the Workforce) and Chairman Kevin Kiley (Subcommittee on Workforce Protections) concerning oversight of workforce protections by U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (May 25, 2023):
My Letter to Representatives Mike Flood and Patrick McHenry (U.S. House Committee on Financial Services) concerning the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (April 26, 2023):
My Open Letter to President Biden concerning the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (July 4, 2021):
President Biden responded to my letter: Thanks for the inspiration, Mr. President! (April 19, 2022):
Civil Justice Reform Act reports as of September 30, 2025 reveal that the judge on my case (DC Circuit, U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly) is presiding over 165 civil actions more than 3 years old and 74 motions over 6 months old (including mine).
So I wait, with the many plaintiffs assigned to a docket of justice choked.
Meanwhile, Judge Kollar-Kotelly served from 2019-2025 as Chairperson of the Washington, DC Commission on Judicial Disabilities and Tenure, “charged to maintain public confidence in an independent, impartial, fair, and qualified judiciary, and to enforce the high standards of conduct judges must adhere to both on and off the bench.”
