Frequently Asked Questions About Civil Rights Violations

Civil Rights Violation Lawyers Discuss Top Questions

Discrimination and other civil rights violations harm numerous people in our country each year. The Grant & Eisenhofer civil rights, sexual assault/harassment and discrimination practice group, a team of lawyers for civil rights, is here to help you understand what options you may have to vindicate your rights.

If you or a loved one have been wrongfully convicted, you may have legal remedies available to you. If you are a victim of discrimination based on race, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, religion, or age, you may have legal options. Civil rights lawsuits may also offer a means to recover compensation.

Below you can review frequently asked questions to learn more about civil rights violations and protections under the law.

Frequently Asked Questions

Civil Rights

• What Are Examples of Civil Rights Violations?
• How Long Do I Have to File a Civil Rights Lawsuit?

Sexual Assault

• What Is the Legal Definition of Sexual Assault?
• What Are the Warning Signs of Sexual Abuse Among People With Disabilities?
• Can Survivors of Sexual Assault File a Lawsuit for Damages?

School Bullying

• What Constitutes School Bullying?
• Is Bullying Harassment?
• What Is the Difference Between Direct and Indirect Bullying?
• Are Schools Liable for Bullying?
• What Is Cyberbullying?
• What Are Some Common Types of Cyberbullying?
• What Are the Top Warning Signs of Cyberbullying?
• Can You Sue for Cyberbullying?

Have More Questions? Contact Our Legal Team to Discuss Your Potential Case.

The experienced attorneys at Grant & Eisenhofer P.A. are nationwide advocates for civil rights clients. Contact our civil rights, sexual assault/harassment and discrimination practice group if you have questions about filing a lawsuit. For a free consultation, call (855) 244-2031 or contact us online.