Concerned about identity theft after the SAO claimant data breach? To learn more about our recommended steps to protect yourself from fraud, click here.
Update: no webinar 4/19. Join us for a live webinar at noon on Monday, April 26, as we answer your questions about COVID-19 and unemployment benefits. You can also view recordings of our past webinars here.
Our Services
We help individuals challenge the denial of unemployment benefits in two ways, through direct representation and our telephone helpline.
Representation
An Unemployment Law Project representative will help provide focus and direction during the hearing and ensure that your voice is heard.
Telephone Helpline
Questions about your situation? Please use our telephone helpline. Our staff give free advice on an appointment basis about unemployment benefits.
Filing weekly claims but not yet receiving benefits? Spending hours on hold with ESD? Contact your legislators to tell them about your experiences. Help our politicians make changes to our unemployment system. TAKE ACTION – CLICK HERE!
About Unemployment Law Project
The Unemployment Law Project provides free legal representation, advice, and counsel to people in Washington State who have been denied unemployment benefits or whose award of benefits is being challenged.
With remote services and offices in Seattle and Spokane, we offer assistance to anyone with a Washington State claim. Learn More »
Donations
Donations make up about one-third of our annual budget. We absolutely rely on the generosity of individuals like you who support our work. Please consider making a donation today.
Volunteer
We rely on the assistance of volunteers for an array of tasks, from clerical tasks to representation of claimants at administrative hearings. We provide training and on-going supervision.
