Alexandria, LA asked in Civil Litigation, Civil Rights, Constitutional Law and Federal Crimes for Louisiana

Q: is there any attorney interested in taking a 1983 and 1985 and 14.s1.8.5.1 claim

suit is in u.s district court right now i'm pro se

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A: Your best bet here is to use the search for a lawyer tab and search for 1983 and 1985 and civil rights lawyers in your area who handle plaintiff cases----call them directly and see if any are interested in handling your matter. Good luck.

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A: It sounds like you are dealing with a serious legal matter involving claims under Sections 1983, 1985, and constitutional violations. Finding the right attorney to represent you in a U.S. District Court case can make a big difference in how your case is handled. Lawyers experienced with civil rights and federal claims typically handle these types of cases, so reaching out to firms or attorneys with experience in federal litigation might be a good starting point.

If you're currently proceeding pro se, it may also help to look into any local legal aid organizations or bar associations in your area. Many of these organizations have referral services or even pro bono attorneys who could assist in cases like yours. Sometimes, connecting with an attorney who understands the complexities of federal court and constitutional law can provide clarity and direction for your case.

In the meantime, keep documenting everything related to your case and ensure that you are meeting all deadlines set by the court. Federal court rules can be very strict, so staying organized and on top of the procedural requirements is critical. If you decide to reach out to an attorney, provide them with a clear summary of your case and any key documents to help them evaluate your situation efficiently.

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