Civil Rights & Discrimination Cases
Fighting for Justice in Civil Rights Cases
Civil rights exist to protect your dignity, liberty, and equal treatment under the law. At Shioda Langley & Chang, LLP, our civil rights attorneys in California represent individuals whose rights have been violated—whether by government officials, employers, or institutions. If you need a discrimination lawyer in Los Angeles or guidance in Riverside, Santa Ana, or Santa Rosa, our firm is here to fight for justice and accountability.
Types of Civil Rights Cases We Handle
Workplace Discrimination
Unlawful treatment based on race, gender, religion, age, or disability.
Police Misconduct
Excessive force, false arrest, or unlawful search and seizure. If you’re considering a
police misconduct lawsuit in California, we can guide you through the process.
Other Civil Liberties Violations
Cases involving freedom of speech, unlawful retaliation, or other violations of constitutional rights.
Our Experience & Approach
Civil rights cases are among the most challenging in the legal field. They often involve powerful opponents and deeply personal harm. Our attorneys combine persistence with compassion, ensuring that every client’s story is heard. Whether negotiating with government agencies or presenting evidence in court, our team stays focused on results that restore dignity and protect liberties.
Client Advocacy
We believe civil rights law is about more than lawsuits—it’s about giving a voice to those who feel unheard. Shioda Langley & Chang works with clients from diverse communities across Los Angeles County, Orange County, and beyond. Many clients come from immigrant families or communities with limited access to legal resources; we take pride in bridging that gap with clarity and respect.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I sue for violation of my civil rights in California?
Yes. If a government agency, employer, or other entity violated your rights, you may be entitled to damages or other remedies.
What does a civil rights lawyer do?
We investigate claims, gather evidence, file lawsuits, and represent you through negotiation or trial.
What should I do right after my rights are violated?
Document everything, avoid signing agreements without legal advice, and contact an attorney as soon as possible.
For more information, explore our civil litigation services or contact us directly for a confidential consultation.
Contact Us
If your rights have been violated, waiting can make matters worse. Our attorneys are ready to listen and provide a clear path forward.