Pittsburgh Attorneys helping people in Ohio, West Virginia, and Western Pennsylvania Recover Damages for Police Misconduct cases involving:
Police & Private Security Guard Excessive Force cases
At Mansmann & Moore, Attorneys at Law, we help people victimized by police misconduct to recover damages for their injuries in cases where police have violated a person’s civil rights by the use excessive use of force. Excessive force can be the use of a gun or club on a client – excessive force in arresting a person or the use of pepper spray/mace or Taser on a person.
When he was a District Attorney for Allegheny County, in Pennsylvania, Attorney Francis M. Moore prosecuted cases of police misconduct. He knows the guidelines and procedures policeman should follow in making an arrest, and he understands how the police can cross a line and break the law.
CALL TODAY FOR A FREE EVALUATION OF YOUR CASE – CALL NOW: 800-727-4878.
Some attorneys are afraid to take on policemen who engage in misconduct, but not us. The civil rights of our citizens must be protected, and policemen who violate their duty to respect the Constitution of the United States, or the states of Ohio, West Virginia, or Pennsylvania, by engaging in police brutality or other forms of police misconduct against citizens must be held accountable.
A police officer or security guard acts with excessive force when he/she uses an amount of force with regards to a civilian that is more then necessary. Police officers are permitted to use force and in some situations, deadly force. However, there are times when officers misuse their authority and injure someone without a justification. Excessive use of force could involve a policeman beating up a suspect who says an unkind word to him, or discharging a firearm and wounding, or killing a person, when such action was not permitted.
It is important, when confronted with a situation involving police misconduct, to consult an experienced civil rights lawyer. Don’t leave it to your own decision making process to determine whether you would be able to win a case in court. The law— as well as the manner by which your case can be proven— is complicated. Consult lawyers who are experienced in police misconduct cases. Contact us now.
Local: (412) 927-1090
Toll Free: (866) 611-3536
With offices in Pittsburgh, PA, serving Western Pennsylvania, Southeast Ohio, or West Virginia.
