Police Misconduct

Thanks to mobile devices and social media, the public can learn about shocking police misconduct soon after it happens. Sadly, excessive force and police misconduct continue to happen all the time to citizens in and around New York City.

The Jacob Fuchsberg Law Firm’s Police Misconduct Lawyer knows how to pursue justice and accountability for individuals who have been hurt or injured due to police misconduct. For decades, our Police Brutality Attorneys have protected the legal rights of people victimized by law enforcement personnel.

Were You A Victim Of Police Brutality, Misconduct, Or Excessive Force?

If you or a loved one suffered from police misconduct, one of our lawyers can discuss your case with you. We will listen to your experiences and explain your rights. In some cases, we bring civil lawsuits against police force agencies in matters related to:

• The use of excessive force during an arrest, detention, incarceration or interrogation
• Violation of a person’s Miranda rights (his or her “right to remain silent”)
• Illegal search and seizure in a home or vehicle
• Assaults by police
• Racial Profiling
• Inmates injured on Rikers Island and other facilities

Many law enforcement officers show bravery and integrity every day. Bad cops need to be exposed and held accountable by our NYC police department. Our firm’s police brutality lawyers represent citizens who have been abused and mistreated by police and correctional officers in New York state.

Free Consultation With Experienced NY Police Misconduct Attorneys

If you’ve been injured due to police brutality or excessive force, contact an experienced police misconduct attorney at our firm today to discuss your legal rights, options, and to get your questions answered. The consultation is absolutely free and completely confidential. If we represent you in a lawsuit, there are no legal fees unless you are awarded compensation for your damages and losses. Complete the contact form below or call (212) 869-3500 to speak with an NYC police brutality lawyer today.