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Your Rights Violated in Bartlesville? Fight Back.

When government officials abuse their power, we hold them accountable. From police misconduct to constitutional violations, we take on the hardest cases in Washington County.

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When the Government Breaks the Law

The Constitution protects you from government overreach. When officials violate those protections, you have the right to seek justice.

Excessive Force

Police officers must use only the force necessary. When they cross the line, it's a constitutional violation.

False Arrest

Arrested without probable cause? Detained unlawfully? These Fourth Amendment violations can result in significant damages.

Federal Court

Most civil rights cases go to federal court. We are admitted to the Northern District of Oklahoma in Tulsa.

Civil Rights Cases We Handle in Bartlesville

We take on the cases other firms won't touch.

Police Brutality

Excessive force by Bartlesville PD or Washington County Sheriff

False Arrest

Arrested without probable cause or held beyond legal limits

Unlawful Search

Search and seizure without warrant or valid exception

Jail Abuse

Mistreatment or denial of medical care in detention

Failure to Intervene

Officers who watch colleagues violate rights without acting

First Amendment

Retaliation for speech, religion, or peaceful assembly

Federal Court Litigation

Most civil rights cases under § 1983 are filed in federal court. For Bartlesville cases, that means the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Oklahoma in Tulsa.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Under 42 U.S.C. § 1983, you can sue government officials and agencies who violate your constitutional rights while acting 'under color of law.' This includes excessive force, false arrest, and illegal search.
We handle police brutality, excessive force, wrongful arrest, unlawful search and seizure, jail abuse, failure to provide medical care, First Amendment violations, and other constitutional violations in Washington County.
We take civil rights cases on contingency—no fees unless we win. Under 42 U.S.C. § 1988, defendants may be required to pay attorney's fees if we prevail.
Document everything immediately—write down what happened, get witness names, photograph injuries. Do not post on social media. Contact an attorney immediately.
Most § 1983 civil rights cases are filed in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Oklahoma in Tulsa. We are admitted to practice in federal court.

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