From our offices in the Detroit area, Akeel & Valentine, PLC serves clients nationwide.

We Do Not Accept Police Misconduct

When those vowing to “serve and protect” use excessive force and unjustly deny you your freedom, you need immediate representation from an attorney whose civil rights practice encompasses the entire nation. At Akeel & Valentine, PLC, we assert the civil rights of our clients with an aggressive approach to secure justice on their behalf.

Police misconduct is a violation of your civil rights and can take various forms, including:

Police brutality or excessive force, including the misuse of Tasers
False imprisonment or false arrest
Malicious prosecution
Criminal charges without validity
Municipal negligence, including assault
Other civil rights and human rights abuses

For a consultation about a police misconduct case, call 248-918-4542. We serve clients throughout the Detroit, Michigan, area from our offices in Dearborn and Troy.

Aggressively Taking On Complex Cases Against Powerful Entities

Attorney Shereef Akeel’s practice is not limited to Detroit or the state of Michigan. He is certified to practice before several state and federal courts. He combines his national experience with a foundation of knowledge and an understanding of your rights under the Constitution.

Pursuing a police misconduct claim often involves suing the police department, city entities or the individual officer. Law enforcement and municipalities possess powers, resources and influence. However, our attorneys do not shy away from the complexities and challenges of a police misconduct case.

Holding Law Enforcement Accountable For Violating Your Rights

We strive to keep legal fees competitive and affordable for clients. As a smaller firm, we have the luxury of providing personalized service. Unlike larger law offices, you are a name, not a number of a case file. While we may not match many of our competitors in size, we are confident that we can outwork them and provide the level of dedication and aggression that civil rights cases deserve.