Frequently Asked Questions
What is your mission statement?
The Unemployment Law Project is a statewide, not-for-profit law firm that is established to provide advice, education, advocacy, services, and representation to unemployed workers, to defend the rights and benefits of workers and unemployed people, to advise workers regarding benefits, and to prevent economic insecurity among Washington’s working population.
Who can you help?
We can assist anybody who has or is eligible for a Washington State Unemployment Claim.
How can I get your help?
If you would like us to consider representing you at your unemployment benefits appeals hearing, please click here and pick the option that fits your situation. If you just need advice regarding unemployment benefits, please click here.
Do you charge for your services?
We do not charge for our services. However, if we do represent you at your hearing and we help you win the case, we do request a donation of approximately one week's worth of benefits.
How should I prepare for my hearing?
Please see our section on self-help resources or click here.
How do I make a donation?
We do not charge a fee for our services. Our work is funded by grants and donations. We rely heavily on the on-going support and generosity of individuals and former clients. You can mail a donation to the following address:
The Unemployment Law Project
1904 3rd Ave, Suite 604
Seattle, WA 98101
Or you can donate online right now by clicking the following link:
If you send a check, please make checks payable to the Unemployment Law Project. We will put your money to work!
