Edward A. Icove Esq
Unclaimed profileCivil RightsCar Accidents
Civil Rights Lawyers in Ohio
15 lawyers listed. Police misconduct, discrimination, disability access, and fair housing.
Listings are a starting point, not a ranking of legal ability. Imported details may be outdated. Check official licensing records and ask the office about your specific matter and availability.
Andrew Margolius Esq
Unclaimed profileDisability and BenefitsWrongful TerminationWorkplace DiscriminationLong-Term Disability
Michael R. Reed
Unclaimed profileCivil Rights
Tarin Stuart Hale Esq
Unclaimed profileCivil Rights
Daniel Srsic Esq
Unclaimed profileEmploymentDisability Rights (ADA)
Robert N Farinacci
Unclaimed profileCivil Rights
Jerome Weiss Esq
Unclaimed profileEmploymentBusiness and CorporateCivil RightsInsurance
Charles Horne Cooper Jr
Unclaimed profileImmigrationWrongful DeathPolice Misconduct
Marcia Margolius Esq
Unclaimed profileDisability and BenefitsWorkplace DiscriminationLong-Term DisabilityFair Housing
Jack L. Moser Jr
Unclaimed profileCivil RightsCar Accidents
Clifford Arnebeck Jr
Unclaimed profileCivil Rights
Thomas W. Kidd Jr.
Unclaimed profileCivil Rights
Kim Elizabeth London
Unclaimed profileCivil Rights
Tyler W. Kahler
Unclaimed profileCivil Rights
Kris Banvard
Unclaimed profileCivil Rights
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