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POLICE BRUTALITY: CAUSES OF PERSONAL INJURY

Police Brutality Lawyers

Cincinnati, Ohio

Persons who sustain personal injuries from confrontations with law enforcement officers may have a police brutality case, and should seek representation with a personal injury attorney. Just like medical specialists, attorneys are experts in different branches of the law, and a personal injury lawyer is better able to win a settlement for you than a contract lawyer or criminal attorney. Contact the law offices of O’Connor Acciani & Levy online or by phone at 513-241-7111 to talk to a police brutality lawyer or personal injury attorney about your claim.

Your police brutality attorney can advise you of the best approach to take with your claim after examining the details of the incident. Filing a personal injury lawsuit against the offending police officer(s) is allowed in cases of constitutional rights violations. If a decision is made in your favor, the officer’s employer usually takes responsibility for paying any police brutality settlements.

An investigation into your personal injury claim will reveal if the policies of the department employing the offending officer led to the constitutional violation and abuse. If this is proven, the responsible government agency can be sued under local or federal laws. Consult with your personal injury attorney to determine how to handle your particular personal injury claim.

Time constraints apply when serving the offending government agency with a notice of your intent to serve a police brutality lawsuit. A letter sent by certified mail, indicating your plan to file a complaint in the form of a personal injury claim must be sent right away. Your letter should contain specific details of the incident, with a return receipt request so you can prove that the responsible agency received your the letter by the designated deadline. Your personal injury attorney will know the time limitation for sending this notice, so it is important to act as soon as possible, thus validating your claim.

Whether or not you are convicted of breaking the law during the incident, you may still have a case. Law enforcement officers promise to uphold the law, which requires them to respect civilians, and their rights under the constitution to fair and dignified treatment.

When an officer uses excessive force or punishment considered to be cruel or abnormal, even if a criminal act is involved, this is a violation of your constitutional rights. Your personal injury attorney can evaluate the circumstances and advise if you have a claim for police brutality.

Call us at 513-241-7111 or contact a personal injury attorney online at O’Connor Acciani & Levy and arrange a free consultation appointment to discuss the facts and circumstances of your claim. At O’Connor Acciani & Levy in Cincinnati, Ohio we have experienced personal injury lawyers who routinely deal with police brutality cases. These attorneys will determine if you have a valid claim and construct a winning case for you, helping you to receive a personal injury settlement for your suffering.

Our lawyers are on duty seven days per week, and rotate call during off hours. You will always be able to reach a professional to discuss your case. Contact us today at 513-241-7111 or online at O’Connor Acciani & Levy to request a confidential, free consultation.

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