Fort Lauderdale Tort Lawyers and Civil Rights in Florida

Civil rights are individual liberties and privileges guaranteed by federal and state constitutions and statutes.  Among our civil rights is the freedom of speech and religion, the freedom from unreasonable government intrusions, the right to bear arms, the right to make contracts, the right to a speedy trial, the right to due process, the right to vote and the right to equal protection.  Not to be confused with human rights which are bestowed upon us by nature of birth and are universal, civil rights are protected by law and granted by virtue of an individual's citizenship.

Although each and every one of us is granted these rights as citizens, we can sometimes experience an infringement of these rights.  The Fort Lauderdale tort lawyers of Zebersky & Payne offer dedicated legal representation for many different aspects of civil rights infringement including cases that involve:

  • Race
  • Gender
  • Disability
  • National Origin
  • Age
  • Sexual Orientation
  • Religion

As there are numerous different ways in which we can experience an infringement upon our civil rights, a skilled lawyer with experience in a number of civil rights cases is required to ensure you day in court is a successful one.  If your civil rights have been violated, whether the issue is unlawful discrimination or mistreatment of an inmate by prison guards, the Fort Lauderdale tort lawyers of Zebersky & Payne, LLP, can provide the legal representation you need to determine if you are entitled relief.

Contact our attorneys today to learn more about how our experience in protecting the civil rights and liberties of citizens can assist you with obtaining the justice you deserve.

 
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4000 Hollywood Blvd. Suite 675 South Hollywood, Florida 33021
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