Fieger Law founder Bernard Fieger was a Freedom Rider in the 1960s, battling for civil rights in the Deep South during an era of great racial unrest in this country.

Unfortunately, that battle isn’t over. As cases of police brutality and racial inequality continue to make headlines, Bernie’s son, Geoffrey Fieger, carries on the quest to help victims of civil rights violations fight for justice.

Ask yourself if you’ve been the victim of any of the following:

Fieger Law Is the Firm to Call If You’ve Suffered a Civil Rights Violation

Geoffrey Fieger is internationally known for his work with victims of civil rights violations, like his defense of Nathaniel Abraham. Who, at age 11, was the youngest person ever tried as an adult for murder. Or for representing Scott Amedure in “The Jenny Jones Show Trial,” who was killed after confessing his same-sex crush on the air. In addition to these high-profile cases, Geoffrey Fieger has helped countless everyday victims of discrimination find the justice they deserve.

Geoffrey and his team of expert civil rights attorneys have obtained dozens of verdicts and settlements of a million dollars or more in civil rights cases, including:

  • $5 million for the family of a man who died of dehydration in jail.
  • $4.5 million in a case involving an unlawful police chase.
  • $4 million for the family of a man who was asphyxiated by police.
  • $12.9 million in a case involving police misconduct and excessive force.

Geoffrey Fieger and his team of attorneys are experts in civil rights law. They have the courage and resources to go to trial, not just settle out of court.

They are not afraid to fight. And not afraid to win.

WHAT ARE CIVIL RIGHTS?

Federal statutes enacted after the Civil War and more recently in 1957 and 1964 were intended to implement and give further force to the fundamental personal rights guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution. Such laws prohibit discrimination in employment, education, public accommodation, etc., based on race, color, age, religion or national origin.

The U.S. Constitution further protects individuals and provides relief when a government official or employee acts with deliberate indifference to a person’s health, safety, and welfare, which leads directly to an injury or death. Fieger Law specializes in cases involving the violation of civil rights.

IF YOU HAVE A CASE, WE HAVE A CAUSE—CALL 1-800-A-WINNER NOW

You may be eligible for compensation from the state, federal government, local government and private agencies. It is vital you get an experienced civil rights attorney right away to report the incident promptly and properly. In addition, you need a lawyer to help you deal with police and prosecutors. Don’t try to fight alone. With help from Finger Law, you may be eligible for medical and mental health treatment, lost wages, and more.