Police have broad discretion to pursue their duties, but that doesn't mean they have the right to violate your rights. Yet, it can be difficult to know when you have a legitimate police misconduct claim. Here are four scenarios in which you should definitely contact a...

The New York Child Victims Act allows anyone who has been sexually abused as a child to bring forth a civil claim so long as they bring the claim before they are 55 years of age. Previously, victims could only file a civil suit if they filed before they turned 23...

Navigating a police brutality case can be challenging. Victims of excessive force in New York City need a reliable, experienced attorney who will fight for their rights and seek justice on their behalf. Choosing the right lawyer is crucial in holding law enforcement...

While it's not easy to report police brutality or sue a police officer, it is possible. There are also multiple remedies available. Here's what you need to know.  Reasons You Can Sue the Police Here are a few reasons to sue a police officer in New York. Excessive...

In 2021, New York City became the first major city to ban qualified immunity for police officers. Banning qualified immunity allows individuals to sue law enforcement officers who violate their rights under the state constitution. The end of qualified immunity means...

On April 19, 2023, the City of New York announced the creation of a $53 million fund to compensate inmates at Rikers island who were improperly sent to solitary confinement. Individuals who were placed in solitary, also called "The Box", "SHU" or "punitive...