Liability and legal defense for acts, errors & omissions of federal employees which are committed or arise out of the course and scope of employment including but not limited to:
- Civil Lawsuits / Bivens Action
- OIG Investigations
- Whistleblower & Other OSC Investigations
- Congressional Investigations
- OPR Investigations
- Management Directed Administrative Investigations
- Disciplinary Actions at the Agency Level
- Disciplinary Actions Requiring Appeal to the MSPB
- Criminal Investigations
Law Enforcement Officers Articles/Links/Events
- Challenging the Appropriate Law Enforcement Response
- Professional Liability Insurance – Why do I need it?
- Finding Peace
- Agents Exposed
- FLEOA 2012 Annual Conference
- Law Enforcement Officers and DUI Arrests
- In the Wake of 9/11
- Power [can be] the Ultimate Aphrodisiac
- Personal Threats by Sovereign Citizens
- The Cause and Effect of Secondary Traumatic Stress
- Protecting Personal Information
- Experiencing Today’s Violent Offenders
- The Right to Free Speech in the Federal Workplace
- IN THE LINE OF FIRE
- Senators Question U.S. Marshals Service for Storing Full-Body Scan Images
- Biven's Suits Against Federal Officials - The Law Tightens
- FedSmith Counterpoint: Laws Governing Federal Employee Liabilities
- The Question is whether DOJ will defend you
- Not all are rogue airport security officers
- Report tracks lost firearms at DHS leading to disciplary actions
- DEA Agent Lee Lucas expects decision soon on his future; still faces civil suits
- John Brennan's response to scrutiny and criticism of counterterrorism professionals
- Cleveland DEA agent acquitted on all 18 counts including perjury and Obstruction of Justice
- Answers demanded after Christmas Day Bomber is read his Miranda rights
- FBI broke law for years to get phone records
- Employees abusing classification authority
- Obama cites 'human and systemic' failure in Detroit incident
- 3 Secret Service Officers put on leave after White House Party Crashing
- FPS faulted after GAO sting with bomb parts smuggled into fed agencies
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The case of Special Agent William Clark
Tony Vergnetti of FEDS, and Jon Adler of FLEOA discussed the latest issues impacting federal law enforcement on FedTalk last week. The case of Special Agent William Clark—the ATF agent being charged and prosecuted by the Virgin Islands for murder after defending a woman in danger and defending himself from serious injury from an intoxicated and dangerous man—was discussed at great length. Listen to broadcast.
FEDtalk Aired February 6th, 2009Tony Vergnetti, president of Federal Employee Defense Services (FEDS), joined Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association (FLEOA) on FedTalk to discuss federal law enforcement issues. Listen to broadcast online (19MB) or visit FEDTalk for more details.