Civil Rights
Your constitutional rights matter. We stand up for people whose rights have been violated by those in power.
The Kamalzadeh Difference
Attorney Ali Kamalzadeh brings years of federal court experience, careful preparation, and determined advocacy to civil rights cases. Claims involving excessive force, wrongful arrest, or other abuses of authority often pit one person against a well-funded agency, and the harm can be both physical and emotional.
What You Can Count On
Tell us what happened and leave with a clear picture of your options, at no cost to you.
We are a family-run firm, and we treat the people we represent the same way we treat our own.
We prepare every case as if it will go before a jury, which gives you leverage from day one.
What You May Recover
Depending on the facts, state and federal law may allow you to seek:
Every case is different. We will explain which of these apply to you during your free consultation.
Court orders and other remedies aimed at ending unlawful practices.
Medical costs, lost pay, and other expenses caused by the violation.
In some cases, additional damages for especially egregious conduct.
Compensation for humiliation, fear, and the emotional impact of what happened.
The ALI-K Method
Every case follows our ALI-K Method, a straightforward, strategic approach designed to guide you from your initial consultation to the resolution of your case, with transparency, personalized attention, and honest guidance every step of the way.
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We begin with a complimentary, no-obligation conversation to understand what happened and how we can help.
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We take the time to understand your situation, carefully reviewing your records, injuries, and available coverage while preparing for potential challenges ahead.
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We carefully gather and examine the evidence, uncover key details, and develop a strategic approach tailored to your unique case.
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We fight for the best possible outcome while keeping you informed every step of the way. When negotiations fall short, we're prepared to take your case to court.
