Personal Injury

Civil Rights Lawsuits in Metro Atlanta

When your civil rights are violated by law enforcement, government agencies, or institutions, the effects can be traumatic and far-reaching. At K R Law, we fight for justice in cases involving false imprisonment, excessive force, unlawful arrests, and discrimination—providing clear, strategic legal representation throughout Metro Atlanta and the State of Georgia.

Civil Rights Legal Services We Provide

Fighting Injustice with Precision and Purpose

When your civil rights are violated, it’s more than a legal issue—it’s a personal violation that demands a strong and strategic response. At K R Law, civil rights cases are pursued with deep investigation, constitutional understanding, and unwavering commitment to justice. Each case is approached with clarity, urgency, and respect for its impact on your life.

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Excessive Force & Police Misconduct

Includes physical abuse, misuse of restraints, tasers, or firearms by law enforcement.

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Discrimination by Government Entities

Unequal treatment based on race, gender, religion, disability, or other protected categories.

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Retaliation for Exercising Legal Rights

Including whistleblowing, filing complaints, or engaging in lawful protest.

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Legal Strategy You Can Trust

Clear. Strategic. Litigation-Ready.

Consultation & Rights Review

We review the incident and determine if your civil rights were violated under Georgia or federal law.

Gathering Evidence & Legal Violations

Records, witness statements, and investigative findings are gathered to establish wrongdoing and support your claim.



Filing a Civil Rights Lawsuit

Once the case is ready, it's filed in state or federal court with a focus on precision, preparation, and impact.



Pursuing Justice & Resolution

The goal is accountability and reform—securing compensation, driving change, and restoring your peace of mind.

Civil Rights Lawsuit FAQs

Answers to Common Questions About Civil Rights Violations in Georgia

  • What Is a Civil Rights Lawsuit?

    A civil rights lawsuit is a legal action against a person or institution—often law enforcement or a public agency—for violating your constitutional or legal rights. This includes false imprisonment, excessive force, racial profiling, or other forms of abuse or discrimination.


  • Can I Sue the Police or a Government Agency?

    Yes. You can sue a police officer, department, or public institution if they violated your rights. These cases can be complex, but we help build strong claims that seek compensation and accountability.

  • What Compensation Can I Recover in a Civil Rights Case?

    You may be entitled to damages for:


    • Medical expenses
    • Lost wages
    • Pain and suffering
    • Emotional distress
    • Punitive damages (in extreme cases)

    In some cases, court-ordered reforms or injunctive relief may also be possible.





  • How Long Do I Have to File a Civil Rights Claim in Georgia?

    You typically have two years from the date of the violation to file a civil lawsuit under Georgia law. For some federal claims, timelines may vary. Contact an attorney as soon as possible to protect your rights and preserve evidence.


  • Do You Handle Civil Rights Cases in Metro Atlanta?

    Yes. Kristal Ramirez Law represents clients throughout Metro Atlanta and the State of Georgia in civil rights cases involving law enforcement misconduct, discrimination, and unlawful detention.

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