Press Releases

Judge rejects officer's attempt to dismiss case alleging racially-motivated assault and excessive force during 2021 arrest.

Lawsuit alleges systematic neglect, uninhabitable conditions, and illegal rent collection affecting hundreds of residents at Prince George's County apartment complex.

Recent lawsuits reveal troubling pattern of discrimination against minority-owned healthcare providers in Maryland's behavioral health system.

Recently discovery historical evidence suggests Congress expressly intended to prohibit immunity defenses in Reconstruction Era civil rights statutes.

Second lawsuit against Optum Maryland alleges similar acts of discrimination and mismanagement that resulted in more than $680,000 damages to minority-owned healthcare provider.

Our opposition brief challenges qualified immunity as an unconstitutional error and urges judiciary to right the egregious wrong.

Choice Pain & Rehabilitation Center alleges Optum systematically rejected valid insurance claims while approving identical claims from non-minority owned practices, causing more than $1,000,000 in damages.

Local towing company alleges county's Nuisance Abatement Board operates as "rubber stamp" for discriminatory code enforcement, resulting in $6.5 million in damages.

The City of Mount Rainier and Prince George's County officials allegedly destroyed woman's home, demanded sexual favors in exchange for permit approvals.

DC police officer alleges HUD's "Good Neighbor Next Door" program discriminated based on ethnicity and religion, while approving non-Muslim officers for same benefits.

Former program operations specialist claims supervisor orchestrated campaign of workplace retaliation, including unjustified performance reviews, denied leave, and ultimate termination.