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Civil Rights Claim

Criminal Defense

Do you wish to bring a lawsuit against someone for violating your civil rights?  Some examples of civil rights violations include:

  • False arrest
  • Police brutality
  • Unlawful incarceration
  • Unlawful conviction
  • Denial of medical care in prison or police custody
  • Denial of your right to free speech

Are you the subject of a criminal investigation, have you been arrested and charged with a criminal offense, or are you seeking to to appeal or otherwise challenge a conviction or sentence?  

We represents persons in criminal matters in all Philadelphia area courts, including federal court.

Post-Conviction Relief (PCRA Petition/Federal Habeas Corpus)

Do you seek to challenge a conviction under the Pennsylvania Post-Conviction Relief Act or under the Federal Habeas Corpus Statutes based on, for example, recently discovered evidence, ineffective assistance of counsel or a new judicial ruling?  Some examples of viable claims include:

  • Brady suppression of favorable evidence
  • Recanted statements or testimony
  • Ineffective assistance of counsel

Civil Rights Claim

Do you wish to bring a lawsuit against someone for violating your civil rights?  Some examples of civil rights violations include:

  • False arrest
  • Police brutality
  • Unlawful incarceration
  • Unlawful conviction
  • Denial of medical care in prison or police custody
  • Denial of your right to free speech

Criminal Defense

Are you the subject of a criminal investigation, have you been arrested and charged with a criminal offense, or are you seeking to to appeal or otherwise challenge a conviction or sentence?  

We represents persons in criminal matters in all Philadelphia area courts, including federal court.

Post-Conviction Relief (PCRA Petition/Federal Habeas Corpus)

Do you seek to challenge a conviction under the Pennsylvania Post-Conviction Relief Act or under the Federal Habeas Corpus Statutes based on, for example, recently discovered evidence, ineffective assistance of counsel or a new judicial ruling?  Some examples of viable claims include:
  • Brady suppression of favorable evidence
  • Recanted statements or testimony
  • Ineffective assistance of counsel
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