Personal Injury
False Imprisonment Representation in Metro Atlanta
Being wrongfully detained or confined is a violation of your freedom—and your rights. At K R Law, we help individuals across Metro Atlanta and the State of Georgia hold others accountable for unlawful restraint. Whether you were wrongfully held by a business, employer, or security, we pursue compensation and justice with strategy and strength.
False Imprisonment Legal Services We Provide
Fighting for Your Freedom—and the Compensation You Deserve
False imprisonment can occur in stores, public spaces, or private settings. When someone detains you without legal authority, the damage goes beyond inconvenience. You may be entitled to compensation for emotional distress, lost income, and harm to your reputation. We provide strategic legal action to help you move forward.
Retail or Business Detention
When a store wrongfully detains you for suspicion of theft or policy violations.
Workplace or Private Security Incidents
Detention by security guards or employers without just cause.
Law Enforcement Overreach
Cases where individuals are held without probable cause or legal justification.


Legal Strategy You Can Trust
Clear. Strategic. Litigation-Ready.
Consultation & Case Review
Begin with a private consultation to assess the circumstances and determine whether the detention qualifies as false imprisonment.
Investigation & Documentation
Gather evidence such as surveillance footage, witness statements, and official records to support the claim.
Settlement or Trial
Prepare and file the civil lawsuit with a focus on seeking full damages and holding the responsible party accountable.
Case Resolution
Pursue resolution through strategic negotiation or litigation—whichever path best protects the client’s rights and future.
Negligent Security FAQs
What You Need to Know About False Imprisonment Claims in Georgia
What is considered false imprisonment in Georgia?
False imprisonment occurs when someone is restrained or confined without consent and without legal authority. This can happen in retail, employment, or even law enforcement settings.
Can I sue if I was wrongfully detained in a store?
Yes. If a store or employee detained you without valid cause or refused to let you leave, you may have grounds for a false imprisonment claim.
How long do I have to file a false imprisonment lawsuit in Georgia?
You generally have two years from the date of the incident to file a civil claim. It’s important to act quickly to preserve evidence and your legal rights.
Do you handle false imprisonment cases across Metro Atlanta?
Absolutely. We serve clients in Metro Atlanta and the State of Georgia, with local insight and litigation-ready strategies.
How much does it cost to hire K R Law for a false imprisonment case?
K R Law handles most personal injury-related claims, including false imprisonment, on a contingency fee basis. That means there are no upfront costs, and legal fees are only collected if compensation is recovered.
