Philadelphia Civil Rights Attorneys

Weisberg Law Defends Your Civil Rights & Constitutional Protections

Many rights are afforded to Americans by the Bill of Rights, Civil Rights Act of 1964, and other legislation at the state and federal levels. The goal of such legislation was to address social injustice by adding protections that enshrined fundamental rights for Americans.

If you believe your constitutional or civil rights were violated by a government agency, business, or another entity, Weisberg Law can help you hold the responsible party accountable.

Contact us online or call (610) 550-8042 to set up a free initial consultation so we can understand your situation and offer ways we that we can further assist you.

Why Choose Our Philadelphia Civil Rights Lawyers?

Weisberg Law was founded on the principle that everyone deserves to have their voice heard. We often represent the “little guy” in litigation cases against big corporations and government entities. Regardless of your status, you deserve to have your constitutional rights protected.

"With their constant never-ending support, they got justice for me." - Robin R.

Our firm is committed to provided trusted client service and open communication. If you contact us online or by phone, we make an effort to repsond within 24 hours. Our strong commitment to our client's is one of the reasons we are so highly rated.

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What Are Common Types of Civil Rights Violations?

A violation of someone’s civil or constitutional protections is serious in any case, but especially so when it involves matters such as false arrests and imprisonment, police brutality, and governmental abuse of power. If you need a legal advocate to assert rights in court, reach out to a civil rights attorney in Philadelphia from Weisberg Law.

• False Arrest and False Imprisonment – Were you arrested under false pretenses, overly charged for a crime, or wrongfully prosecuted?
• Excessive Force – Did police use unreasonable force to arrest you? Such misconduct can result in compensation for suffering physical injury from police brutality.
• Government Abuse of Power – Did a government agent deny you due process or violate your First Amendment Rights?
• Prisoner Rights Violations - If you are currently incarcerated and have suffered from cruel treatment, inhumane conditions, abuse, lack of medical care, or some form of discrimination, you may have a claim.

Work Toward a Brighter Future

If your civil or constitutional rights were violated, it may feel like a wound that will never completely heal. Holding someone accountable for the violation, however, can help – as can fair and just compensation to help you cover costs for medical bills, loss of income, and other damages.

Weisberg Law can help you work toward a better future by learning about your situation during a free consultation. We often work on a contingency fee basis, which means you owe us nothing unless we win your case.

To reach out to a civil rights attorney in Philadelphia, contact Weisberg Law online.