Administrative Law Author

Riley Chen

Riley Chen is an experienced attorney with a strong background in labor and employment law and employment discrimination. He has worked with numerous clients and has a deep understanding of the administrative law process. Riley is a skilled advocate and has represented clients in numerous administrative hearings and appeals.

Credentials

J.D., University of Wisconsin, B.A. in Economics

9+ yearsLabor and Employment LawEmployment Discrimination

Assigned posts

Articles by Riley Chen

South Africa Foreign Minister: Mandate and PrioritiesHow to Complete Your CA BOP License RenewalRural Revitalization: Strategies and Funding SourcesPPP Loan Forgiveness vs. Student Loan Forgiveness ExplainedMilitary Spouses: Legal Rights, Benefits, and ResidencyUSMC BAH Manual: Eligibility and RatesHow to Use the Official House Document RepositoryFederal Power Act Section 205: Rate Filings and StandardsSubject Matter Jurisdiction in Federal and State CourtsIs the VA a Federal Agency? The Department's Legal StatusSwedish Embassy: Passports, Visas, and Consular AssistanceHEERF Reporting Requirements and Closeout ProceduresHow to Fill Out the FAA Sleep Apnea Compliance FormThe US Army in the 1800s: History and EvolutionFAA Congested Area: Definition and Flight RegulationsHow to Use the FMCSA Drivers Time Record Form CorrectlyDepartment of Developmental Services: Eligibility & SupportHow to Apply for the LEAP Energy Program in CAGenerals in the Army: Ranks, Duties, and PromotionWe the Petition: The White House Platform and Filing StepsFTC Tax Implications: Are Settlement Refunds Taxable?World War 2 Propaganda Posters: Themes and TechniquesHow to Develop and Implement a CAP Corrective Action PlanAmtrak Force Account: Projects, Costs, and AgreementsHow to Apply for Marco Rubio Service Academy NominationsAmerican Evacuation From Taiwan: Preparation and LogisticsFAS Fellowship Eligibility and Application ProcessTSA Wand Rules and Screening ProceduresFERC Energy Primer: Regulating U.S. Energy MarketsVisiting the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals in Pasadena