If you were injured due to someone else's negligence, you may be entitled to significant compensation. Contact one of our experienced lawyers at (561) 293-2600 for legal advice and representation.
Civil rights violations are all too common and can have far-reaching effects on you or your family members.
Despite widespread media coverage and public outcry, civil rights violations continue to occur. Civil rights violations happen when an individual’s or group’s rights, as protected by law, are violated by individuals, organizations, or government entities. These violations can upend your life, your family, and your career aspirations. Bringing a lawsuit and holding accountable parties responsible for their actions helps make society a safer place for everyone.
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Your civil rights are guaranteed by the United States Constitution. When your rights are violated, bringing a lawsuit can help you obtain damages and regain your status within society. The civil rights attorneys at Osborne and Francis are devoted to obtaining the justice you deserve. Contact us online or by calling (561) 293-2600 We are standing by to listen to you and help guide you through the process of bringing a lawsuit.
So you've been in a car accident. What happens next? There are many things that you should do but here are the three most important:
Number One: See a doctor immediately.
A broken bone is easy to see, but some injuries are not. The most common injuries from car accidents happen in the neck, back, or head. The only way to diagnose and treat them is by seeing a doctor. A doctor can help ease the pain, provide medication, reassure you of how your injury may impact your daily life, and tell you what not to do to make it worse.
A visit to the doctor can also give you legally protected time off to recover and rest your body after an accident, and it documents and provides the evidence you may need for your case. Even a five-mile-per-hour car accident can cause a serious injury. So whether you've had a severe accident or a minor collision, see a doctor. And if you don't have medical insurance, let us know and we'll make sure that you receive the proper care.
Number Two: Write everything down.
Even if it seems small, during times of stress or injury it is common to forget the little details. Make sure you keep note of the pain that you're in. With neck, back, and head injuries, sometimes simple activities such as walking up the stairs or picking up a toddler may cause severe pain.
You may not be sleeping well at night. Documenting how much you sleep and how often you wake up due to pain is also very important. And lastly, if you have any cuts or bruises, take daily photos as you heal. This will provide visual evidence of the injuries that you've suffered.
Number Three: Do not speak to an insurance company until you've spoken to a lawyer.
Please understand that the insurance adjuster works for a billion-dollar corporation and not for you. Their interests are solely for their insurance company, and their goal is to provide you with the least amount of financial settlement as quickly as possible. When you do speak with them, remember they will record the conversation. Why do they do this? Because they've been trained to ask questions that may confuse you. So talk to us before you talk to them.
So remember: See a doctor, document everything, and call us before calling the insurance company for your free private consultation. We are here for you. Real tough lawyers fighting real tough issues.
A civil rights lawyer can help you by bringing a lawsuit against the parties who have violated your civil rights. Civil rights lawsuits can involve a broad range of legal disputes and situations. A civil rights lawsuit is necessary when a person’s rights have been violated or when they are facing discrimination based on various protected characteristics including race, gender, religion, disability, or national origin.
Civil rights attorneys handle a wide variety of cases. The civil rights lawyers at Osborne and Francis are experienced in handling legal disputes ranging from:
Civil rights lawsuits are not limited to these categories. One common form of discrimination that the civil rights attorneys at Osborne and Francis frequently encounter is financial discrimination or discrimination in the context of loans. Rejecting a loan applicant, delaying a loan, adding harsh terms to a loan, or offering an inadequate loan on the basis of race, gender, or another protected class is discrimination.
Discrimination can take many forms. Therefore, it is important to consult an attorney who is familiar with all types of discrimination lawsuits. A civil rights attorney will be able to examine the unique facts and circumstances surrounding your case and determine whether or not a lawsuit for damages is appropriate.
If you or someone you know has experienced a violation of the rights guaranteed to you by the Constitution, you may have grounds for a lawsuit. Contact the attorneys at Osborne and Francis online or by calling (561) 293-2600 to learn more about what you can do to pursue legal action.
Damages are meant to compensate the plaintiff for the harm they suffered due to the civil rights violation. The specific types of damages available can vary based on the nature of the violation and the applicable laws. Some common types of damages in civil rights lawsuits include:
While monetary damages and reimbursements for your losses are certainly at the top of our priorities, our commitment to civil rights goes much deeper. We care about restoring your dignity as a human being and reaffirming your standing in society. If you have experienced or are currently experiencing discrimination on the basis of a protected characteristic, contact a civil rights attorney today.
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It is important to choose a civil rights lawyer who is experienced in handling complicated civil rights cases. Protecting your civil rights is incredibly important. Bringing a civil rights lawsuit can help you not only protect the rights guaranteed to you by the Constitution but can result in broader societal change. A civil rights lawsuit can spark change so that others in your protected class never have to experience the harm that you have had to endure.
At Osborne & Francis, we employ effective, creative legal strategies so that we can be successful in a wide range of civil rights claims. Their team is responsible for the largest civil rights settlement in United States History, a $1.25 billion dollar settlement award after tens of thousands of Black farmers suffered systematic discrimination at the hands of the United States Department of Agriculture.
Choosing the right civil rights legal team to handle your case is an important step in the legal process. Our firm has 10 years of experience in taking on tough civil rights cases and handling them aggressively. Contact the dedicated and experienced lawyers from Osborne and Francis online or by calling (561) 293-2600. We are standing by to help you pursue your civil rights lawsuit.
Gathering strong evidence is crucial for a successful civil rights case. The type of evidence needed can vary depending on the specific circumstances of the case. Typical evidence needed for civil rights litigation may include: witness testimony, documentation and records, photos and videos, surveillance footage, and body camera footage.
It's crucial to gather evidence as soon as possible after the alleged civil rights violation occurs to preserve important information and documentation. A skilled civil rights attorney can help identify, collect, and preserve relevant evidence to build a strong case and protect your rights effectively.
The legal remedies available for civil rights cases are very broad. A civil rights attorney can help you secure various types of remedies to address the harm caused by civil rights violations. The specific remedies available will depend on the nature of the violation, the applicable laws, and the facts of your case.
Whether a civil rights case requires litigation or can be settled through other means depends on the specific circumstances of the case as well as the preferences of the parties involved. In many civil rights cases, alternative dispute resolution methods may be attempted before resorting to formal litigation
In either scenario, having a committed legal team on your side is in your best interest. Oftentimes, pursuing your claim with the aid of an attorney will result in a higher settlement or jury award.
It is important to contact a civil rights attorney as soon as you think that your rights have been violated or that you are experiencing discrimination.
It is important to note that there is usually a limited window for filing civil rights violation cases. This is known as a statute of limitations. In the state of Florida, the statute of limitations for a civil rights case will depend on the various facts and circumstances of your case. For most cases, the statute of limitations ranges between 1-4 years.
Don’t wait for the statute of limitations to expire on your case. Contact the dedicated lawyers from Osborne and Francis online or by calling (561) 293-2600 to discuss your legal options and begin the litigation process.
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