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Excessive Force & Police Brutality

Holding law enforcement accountable for serious misconduct and civil rights violations.

Most law enforcement officers carry out their duties respectfully and in compliance with the law. However, there are exceptions.

Excessive Force

Some well-publicized examples of police misconduct include an officer using a Taser on an 8-year-old girl, police using excessive force and destroying evidence, police conducting an invasive illegal search following a routine traffic stop, and a highway patrol officer beating a deaf man for disobeying orders he could not hear.

If you have been the victim of serious police misconduct, we can help you with filing a formal complaint and, when necessary, filing a civil lawsuit. In addition to holding law enforcement accountable, you may also be entitled to financial compensation depending on the nature of your injuries and the extent of the misconduct.

Police Misconduct Claims

Cases involving allegations of police misconduct require extensive research and investigation. To successfully pursue these types of claims, you need a lawyer who is committed to protecting your rights. Our lawyers have extensive experience holding law enforcement accountable when they engage in civil rights violations.

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