Police Misconduct
We hold abusive police officers accountable.
We vindicate your rights.
We win.
Police officers wield extraordinary power and authority over the people. Inherent in that power is the potential for abuse. Police misconduct refers to illegal or inappropriate actions taken by police officers in connection with their official duties. When police misconduct infringes
upon an individual’s constitutional
rights, it’s time to take a stand. If a law enforcement officer has
harmed you or a loved one you need an experienced police misconduct civil rights attorney by your side. At Rights & Liberties Law Firm we hold those who abuse their powers accountable. We will vindicate your rights, get you justice, and get you the compensation you deserve.
At Rights & Liberties Law Firm we represent people in Colorado who have suffered police misconduct related civil rights violations. We are police misconduct lawyers. These are the injustices we fight. These are the cases we win. Let us fight for you and vindicate your rights.
Unconstitutional Prison
Conditions
Deliberate Indifference to
Medical Care in Jail
Three-Step Path to Civil Rights Representation
Step one. If you’ve been the victim of police brutality or a government officer has
violated your or a loved one’s rights, complete our Free Civil Rights Case Evaluation.
Confidentially upload videos, photos, and other documents of evidentiary value directly
to our civil rights case evaluation portal and start the process of holding those who abuse
their powers accountable for violating your rights. Civil rights cases rise and fall on the
facts of the case. Our Free Civil Rights Case Evaluation is designed to gather the
information necessary to determine if you have a case where we can vindicate your rights
and get you the justice and compensation you deserve. Be sure to answer each question
in our Free Civil Rights Case Evaluation in a detailed and clear manner.
Step two. Our team will evaluate your case. If we need additional information from you
to complete your case evaluation we will contact you. Once we’ve completed your case
evaluation, we will promptly contact you to let you know if we can help you with your
case. If so we’ll schedule a consultation to learn more about your story.
Step three. During our consultation we’ll determine if there’s a viable path to vindicate
your rights. If there is, and you’re ready to hold those accountable who violated your
rights, we’ll provide you with a contingency fee agreement to review and sign. Then the
fight is on. You pay nothing until we’re victorious.