Blog: Civil Rights

Defamation of character can feel like an attack on your very identity, damaging your reputation, career, and personal relationships. The worst part? Lies can spread faster than the truth. But...

  We represented “John” in a suit against his company for race discrimination and illegal withholding of earned money.  John was a salesperson for a company and was one of only...

  We represented “Bill,” “Frank,” and “Joe” on allegations of racial discrimination in their workplace. Being some of the only African-Americans in the company, they were told by their white...

In protest of HB-2, the sweeping anti-LGBT law passed by the North Carolina legislature last March, the NCAA elected to relocate all championship games scheduled to be held there for...

On Tuesday, June 27, 2016, Governor Dayton appointed Judge Anne McKeig of Minnesota's Fourth Judicial District to become the next Justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court, replacing Justice Christopher Dietzen at...

Someone forwarded this to me and I loved it - great visual representation and acknowledgement of all the hard work that people put into this cause prior to the Supreme...

On June 24, 2014, after a two-day trial, a federal jury found that officer Robert Thunder violated Madia Law Client Michael Flowers' constitutional right to be free from unreasonable search...

In Connick v. Thompson, the Supreme Court reversed both the federal district court and Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals to hold that a District Attorney could not be held liable...