Civil rights
Treated unfairly due to your religion, race, gender, or ethnicity?
Unfair treatment can become a civil rights issue when it is tied to your protected status or denies you due process.
Civil rights issues can arise when a person is denied due process by the government, including, for example, when subject to an improper citation or parking ticket practice.
Civil rights issues can also arise when a decision, discipline, denial, hostile environment, or unequal treatment is connected to religion, race, gender, ethnicity, disability, or another protected status.
The first questions are what happened, and whether the law gives you a way to respond.
It’s free to talk, and there’s no obligation. Tell us what happened and we’ll help you find out whether you may have a claim.