Government counsel / Sixth Circuit

Eastern District of Kentucky

The attorneys who appeared for the government in this court's agency-delay suits, read from each suit's attorneys of record. It is a record of who has appeared, not the office's staff list.

Read from the attorneys of record of 21 of the 53 agency-delay suits in the docket record for this court; 3 of them name government counsel. Only the 21 suits with a public docket on CourtListener can be read, and a suit names no government counsel until an attorney appears and that public copy is refreshed afterwards, so older suits, recent suits and quiet districts are thin. Updated November 14, 2026 at 1:17 a.m. CT. How this list is made.

How this court's decisions and suits came out. This court's suits. Every district's attorneys (CSV).

U.S. Attorney's Office

AttorneyCityTelephone and emailSuitsOpen nowFiled in the past yearLatest suit filed
Tiffany Konwiczka FlemingLexington, KY(859) 685-4835
tiffany.fleming@usdoj.gov
100November 2, 2023

From the Justice Department in Washington

Attorneys of the Office of Immigration Litigation and the rest of the Civil Division, who appear in many districts. All of them, with their districts.

AttorneyOfficeTelephone and emailSuitsOpen nowFiled in the past yearLatest suit filed
Alexa S. WhiteOffice of Immigration Litigation(202) 993-5189
alexa.s.white@usdoj.gov
100April 19, 2024

Justice Department, office not printed

These dockets print a Justice Department email address for the attorney and no office, so the attorney may belong to this district's U.S. Attorney's Office or to Washington.

AttorneyCityTelephone and emailSuitsOpen nowFiled in the past yearLatest suit filed
Jody D. LowensteinWashington, DC(202) 598-9280
jody.d.lowenstein@usdoj.gov
100November 4, 2021
Zachary A. AvalloneWashington, DC(202) 514-2705
zachary.a.avallone@usdoj.gov
100November 4, 2021

Suits counts the agency-delay suits in the docket record in which the attorney is counsel of record; the past-year count runs back one year from the newest suit in the record. Some dockets name an office in an attorney's place, usually before a suit is assigned ("AUSA - Chicago"); those are listed last, marked as office entries, with the office's own mailbox. Telephone numbers and email addresses are the ones printed on the public docket of the attorney's latest suit; confirm them on that docket before relying on them. An attorney who has moved on stays listed, and the date of the latest suit shows how current an entry is. Nothing here says how any attorney's suits ended. Tell us about a correction.