
Attorney Hank Sherrod, Protecting Your Civil Rights, Helping You Make a Difference
Police Misconduct, Employment Discrimination, and Jail Death Lawyer
I am a civil rights lawyer. It is what I do and who I am. I go to court to fight for victims of jail medical neglect, police misconduct, and employment discrimination and harassment. I am a trial lawyer and proud to call myself one. I am a graduate of Gerry Spence’s Trial Lawyer’s College. As a civil rights trial lawyer, I know your case is not just about the money, and I don’t take cases just to make a living. For a free initial consultation, use my online form, which sends an email directly to me, or call 888-764-4141.
Civil Rights FAQ
- What rights do you have when you are questioned by the police?
- How much evidence is required for an arrest?
- What are your rights after you have been arrested?
- May a law enforcement officer detain you without arresting you?
- When may you be arrested with a warrant?
- When may you be arrested without a warrant?
- When may you be searched?
- What procedures are usually followed when you are arrested?
- How do you arrange for a lawyer?
- What if you are sick or injured?
- When may your home be searched?
- Should I file a complaint or grievance with the sheriff, police chief, an internal affairs officer, or other official?
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Sherrod Weekly Weekly
Topic of the Week
The Jerk: Surviving a Jerk at Work
There are plenty of things that you can do to reduce the damage from a jerk where you work. Even if the jerk in question is your boss.
Blog of the Week
12 Things We've Learned About the GOP Tax Bill
Only 4.3% of workers are getting a one-time bonus or wage increase this year, according to Americans for Tax Fairness.
Thought for the Week
"There is at least one clear, tangible step that everyone who supports ending discrimination, harassment and retaliation in the workplace can take: Support the elimination of forced arbitration."
–Susan Fowler
List of the Week
from Workplace Fairness
Popular Workplace Topics This Week:
- Final Paycheck
- Unpaid Wages
- Drug Testing in the Workplace