In part two of a two-part mini series, Partner Dan Lage tackles the hot topic of police misconduct, including illegal searches under the Fourth Amendment and Excessive Force by law enforcement. Searches and seizures that do not conform to the standards set by the Fourth Amendment could mean that your civil rights have been violated and you can take action. 

Remember that if you consent to a search, this is not the case. Throughout this episode, Attorney Lage discusses the situations in which searches are legal and in what cases searches violate a person's constitutional rights. Don't miss this very important episode. The information outlined here can help you protect yourself from police misconduct.

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In this episode, Part 1 of a two-part mini series, Dan tackles the hot topic of police misconduct.

In this episode, you can learn more about Connecticut police issues, including negligence, false arrest, excessive force, and malicious prosecution. These can be used as potential claims that a Connecticut civil rights lawsuit can allege against the police. With a Connecticut civil rights lawyer on your side, you will be able to determine police misconduct and fight for your rights.

For more information, visit our website. You can also keep in touch with Dan by following him on Facebook. 

Meeting with your Connecticut civil rights lawyer is an important part of your civil rights case. In this important episode, Partner Dan Lage, head of the Civil Rights Division at Connecticut's Ruane Attorneys, covers how to prepare to meet with a civil rights lawyer to talk about a possible civil rights case. 

Dan outlines a few important steps, including:

The right Connecticut civil rights lawyer can determine if your constitutional rights have been violated, and the best course of action to take. You can learn more on our website. You can also stay in touch with Dan by following him on Facebook. 

In this episode, Attorney Dan Lage, Partner at Ruane Attorneys, discusses what individuals and entities may be the target of your Connecticut civil rights lawsuit. 

If you have your rights violated and are trying to decide who might be responsible, this is the episode for you. In this episode, Dan talks about when to sue individual Connecticut police officers, a town's police department, the town itself, or even the state. These all might be options depending on your situation.

For more information, check out the Ruane Attorneys website. You can also find Dan on Facebook and stay up-to-date on Connecticut law through his page. 

In this episode of Season Six, Ruane Attorneys Partner Dan Lage discusses some examples of the types of cases that can give rise to a cause of action. In other words, he explains what someone can sue for in a Connecticut civil rights case.

There are many ways in which your constitutional rights can be violated by the Connecticut police, by an employer, a school, an institution, and more. Attorney Lage gives a few examples of common civil rights issues in Connecticut and what to do about them.

For more information, reach out to us. 

This season of the Ruane Attorneys podcast will center around civil rights issues in America. In this episode, we welcome our guest host for this season's discussion, Connecticut civil rights Attorney Dan Lage.

Throughout this season, Attorney Lage will cover some historical background to civil rights law and explain what a civil rights lawsuit might like like once it's filed. He will walk you through common issues, examples, and potential outcomes for your civil rights case. 

You can find more information on the Ruane Attorneys website. You can also keep in touch with Dan by following his Facebook page. 

In this last episode of the season, Attorney Dan Lage discusses how governmental agencies will fight to deny you your civil rights, and how the system could be stacked against you, unless you have a dedicated cvivil rights lawyer on your side.  The multiple defense and immunities the government can raise in a civil rights case can quickly frustrated a lawyer not used to fighting these battles.

When a government employee violates your rights - who pays? In this episode Dan Lage, civil rights attorney, talks about how cities and municipalities can be financially responsible for their employee's actions when done under the color of law.

For episode 8 of this civil rights season, Dan Lage, civil rights lawyer, talks about equal opportunity in education, and how it is  a still an ongoing battle to get equal footing for women and other students.

In  this episode, Dan talks about employment discrimination, and how if you are a person of color, a member of the LGBTQ community, an immigrant, a person of a certain faith, an older person, or a differently abled person, your work environment could become too toxic for continued employment.  Our laws were designed to protect you.