Police Misconduct Lawyer in Humboldt County, CA
In Humboldt County, when law enforcement officers abuse their power and cause catastrophic injuries, victims need strong legal representation. Moseley Collins Law focuses on handling serious police brutality cases that result in life-altering injuries or death. With over 40 years of experience and millions recovered for clients, our firm stands ready to help victims throughout Humboldt County seek justice.
Understanding Police Misconduct in Humboldt CountyPolice misconduct occurs when law enforcement officers violate citizens' rights through excessive force, unjustified violence, or abuse of power. While most officers serve honorably, those who cross the line must be held accountable, especially when their actions cause severe injuries or death.
Types of Catastrophic Injuries We HandleAt Moseley Collins Law, we focus specifically on cases involving:
- Traumatic brain injuries
- Spinal cord damage and paralysis
- Broken bones requiring surgery
- Severe internal injuries
- Wrongful death
Several types of police misconduct can lead to catastrophic injuries:
- Excessive force during arrests
- Unjustified use of weapons
- Dangerous restraint techniques
- Vehicle pursuit injuries
- Unnecessary SWAT raids
Victims can report misconduct to:
Humboldt County District Attorney's Office: 825 5th Street Eureka, CA 95501
Humboldt County Sheriff's Office Internal Affairs: 826 4th Street Eureka, CA 95501
We Serve All of Humboldt CountyOur team helps clients throughout the region, including:
- Eureka
- Arcata
- McKinleyville
- Fortuna
- Trinidad
- Blue Lake
- Ferndale
- Rio Dell
- Willow Creek
- Hoopa
- Manila
- Samoa
- Fields Landing
- King Salmon
- Loleta
- Scotia
When you work with us, we:
- Track down and save any video evidence
- Talk to people who saw what happened
- Get copies of all police reports
- Collect your medical records
- Work with experts who understand police procedures
- Take photos of injuries or damage
- Gather any related documents
Our job as your lawyers includes:
- Filing all the right paperwork on time
- Handling all talks with police departments
- Working to get you fair compensation
- Going to court when needed
- Making sure your rights are protected every step of the way
If you've been hurt by police misconduct, you may be able to recover costs for:
- Doctor and hospital bills
- Lost work time and wages
- Physical pain you've suffered
- Emotional trauma
- Damaged property
- Additional damages in severe cases
We're different from other law firms because:
- We've been doing this work for over 40 years
- We've won millions for our clients
- We offer free case reviews
- Hundreds of 5-star reviews on Google
- We work with multiple medical experts on cases
- You don't pay unless we win
If something happens:
- Write down everything you remember right away
- Take pictures of any injuries
- Get contact information from witnesses
- Keep all medical paperwork
- Save any videos or photos from the incident
If you've experienced police misconduct in Humboldt County, call us at 800-426-5546. The consultation is free. While we can't give legal advice before you're our client, we'll listen to your story and help point you in the right direction.
Local Support ServicesHumboldt County offers several resources for misconduct victims:
- Local civil rights groups
- Free legal aid services
- Support groups for victims
- Mental health counseling
- Community advocacy organizations
Police misconduct cases are serious matters that need experienced legal help. At Moseley Collins Law, we know what it takes to stand up to powerful institutions and win. We've helped many clients get justice and compensation, though every case is different and needs its own careful approach.
Remember, you don't have to face this alone. Our team is ready to help you understand your rights and options. We've won millions for past clients, but we know your case is unique. Call us today to learn how we can help with your police misconduct case.
Whether you're in Eureka, Arcata, or anywhere else in Humboldt County, we're here to fight for your rights and hold those who abused their power accountable. The first step toward justice is just a phone call away.