SETTLEMENTS AND VERDICTS
- Collected nearly $500,000.00 in back pay, benefits and restored leave on behalf of two U.S. Department of Navy (NAVFAC) employees who were removed from employment but were subsequently reinstated after a successful arbitration hearing
- $450,000.00 recovery (including rescission of loan) for homeowner who was the victim of predatory lending in Montgomery County, Maryland.
- $300,000.00 recovery in survival action filed by single, male flight attendant with no children against a District of Columbia hospital.
- $220,000.00 recovery in a slip and fall case against apartment complex in the District of Columbia
- $200,000.00 recovery on behalf of federal government employee in race and gender discrimination case for failing to promote eligible female African-American employee to a Senior Executive Service (SES) position. Lawsuit filed in the United States District Court for the District of Columbia.
- $150,000.00 recovery for a pedestrian hit by a car in the District of Columbia.
- $145,000.00 recovery for Maryland driver who was rear ended by a vehicle
- $135,000.00 recovery for slip and fall claim in parking garage in Montgomery County, Maryland.
- $85,000.00 recovery for driver that sustained torn rotator cuff in car accident in the District of Columbia.
- $75,000.00 recovery in a failure to pay overtime under a Federal Labor Standards Act claim in the District of Columbia.
- $50,000.00 recovery on behalf of special needs employee who was sexually harassed by her supervisor and constructively discharged from her job as a janitorial worker in the District of Columbia.
- $30,000.00 recovery in a dog bite claim in Prince George's County, Maryland
- Reinstatement of probationary employee to former position at Federal Energy Regulatory Commission before the Merit Systems Protection Board
Past Events
On May 2010, Mr. Crump argued before the Honorable Former Supreme Court Justice, Sandra Day O’Connor in the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit in Richmond, Virginia.
On October 2011, Mr. Crump was chosen by the District of Columbia’s Insurance Securities and Banking (DISB) division to conduct foreclosure mediations on behalf of District of Columbia homeowners and lenders as part of District of Columbia’s newly formed foreclosure mediation program.