Jack Sheridan
Attorney Profile
Top Rated Employment Litigation Attorney in Seattle, WA
The Sheridan Law Firm P.S.
| 705 2nd Ave Ste 1200, Seattle, WA 98104-1798
Phone: 206-381-5949
Fax: 206-447-9206
Email: Jack Sheridan
Selected To Super Lawyers: 2015 - 2021
Licensed Since: 1992
Practice Areas:
- Employment Litigation: Plaintiff (90%),
- Personal Injury - General: Plaintiff (10%)
Attorney Profile
We are trial lawyers representing victims of corporate and government abuse and discrimination. Our clients are whistleblowers, persons of color, persons who speak with accents, women, persons with disabilities, gay workers, older workers, persons who have been exposed to toxic chemicals, and persons who have been fired for exercising their rights.
"We fight those who abuse power and make them accountable in front of a jury."
About Jack Sheridan
Admitted: 1992, Washington
Professional Webpage: http://www.sheridanlawfirm.com/biography/
Verdicts/Settlements:
- On June 26, 2018, a King County jury found that managers at the Washington State Department of Transportation are guilty of retaliation against Stacy Trussler, a former director who was “disability separated” by WSDOT management in 2016. The jury awarded Ms. Trussler $1.2 million in damages and recommended that she be reinstated to a comparable position at WSDOT with protections against further retaliation. The parties stipulated to an additional $571,000 in attorney fees and costs., 2018
- On October 10, 2017, a Benton County jury awarded former MSA manager Julie Atwood $8.1 million in damages caused by MSA’s wrongful termination of Ms. Atwood only days after she blew the whistle on MSA’s misconduct. See website “Trials” section under Atwood for details. In addition, she was awarded $1.5 million in attorney fees and legal costs, 2017
- In January 2019, in Robb v. Benton and Franklin Counties, a Walla Walla County jury awarded former Human Services Administrator Linda Robb $1.5 million in damages for retaliation and wrongful discharge in a whistleblower retaliation case against the counties. Of that, more than $541,000 was for non-medical emotional harm., 2019
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Last Updated: 1/11/2021