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Managing Shareholder talks to WUSA9 about orders to reinstate federal employees

March 18, 2025

Last week, WUSA9 spoke with Managing Shareholder Alan Lescht about legal issues surrounding recent court orders to reinstate federal employees.

Visit WUSA9’s website to watch the full interview.

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