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How can we help you today?
Applying for benefits
You can apply for unemployment benefits through the Employment Security Department online or over the phone.
Appealing a decision
If you are denied benefits, you have a right to appeal. You have 30 days from the date on the decision to send an appeal.
Representation at a hearing
Why ULP? The hearing is your only chance to create a legal record regarding your unemployment benefits.
Thinking of quitting?
If you are thinking about quitting your job or already quit your job, you should start here.
What to do after termination
Were you fired, discharged, or laid off? Here is what you should know about your rights.
Info on overpayments
After receiving benefits, many people were told they had an overpayment. Here’s what we know.
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. Learn More »
