Experiencing mistreatment or excessive force by law enforcement is not only traumatic—it’s illegal. If you or a loved one suffered from police brutality in North Carolina, you deserve justice and compensation.
At Burt’s Law, PLLC, we stand with victims of police misconduct and fight for their civil rights. Here’s what you need to know about pursuing a claim.
🚨 What Counts as Police Brutality?
Police brutality includes any use of excessive or unnecessary force by officers, such as:
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Physical assault without cause
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Use of weapons or restraints improperly
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Racial profiling or discriminatory stops
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Illegal searches and seizures
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Denial of medical care while in custody
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Retaliation for filing complaints
🔍 Signs You May Have a Police Brutality Case
You may have a claim if:
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You suffered injuries from force beyond what was reasonable
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Your civil rights were violated during an arrest or detention
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There is video evidence or witness testimony of misconduct
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You were denied medical treatment while in custody
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You were targeted due to race, religion, or other protected status
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You faced retaliation after reporting police misconduct
📝 How to File a Police Brutality Claim in North Carolina
Step 1: Document Your Injuries and Incident 🏥
Get medical attention and keep all records and photos of injuries.
Step 2: Report the Incident
File a complaint with the police department’s internal affairs or civilian review board.
Step 3: Contact Burt’s Law, PLLC ⚖️
We’ll help you navigate complex civil rights laws and file claims against the officers or the department.
💰 What Can You Recover in a Police Brutality Lawsuit?
Possible compensation includes:
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Medical expenses
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Lost wages
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Pain and suffering
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Emotional distress damages
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Punitive damages for gross misconduct
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Attorney’s fees and court costs
🛡️ Why Hire Burt’s Law, PLLC?
Fighting police misconduct requires experience and courage. At Burt’s Law, PLLC, we advocate fiercely for victims throughout North Carolina.
We handle cases involving:
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Excessive force and assault
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Wrongful arrests and false imprisonment
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Racial profiling and discrimination
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Denial of rights in custody
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Retaliation against whistleblowers
📞 Take a Stand Today
Call: (866) BURTS-LAW
Visit: www.burtslaw-nc.com
✅ Free consultations. No fee unless we win. Confidential and supportive.
