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by Mia Posternock, March 2008.
 Civil rights New Jersey Civil Rights Lawyers The law firm of Barron, Baker & Posternock, LLP represents plaintiffs and defendants in civil rights and discrimination cases, including:
These cases typically involve important issues concerning how local and state government interacts with fundamental rights given to citizens by the Constitution of the United States and several federal and state civil rights statutes. Our Staff New Jersey civil rights lawyer Tom Barron learned basic constitutional law as an assistant county prosecutor and criminal defense attorney. He has continued to represent law enforcement unions and officers in a variety of cases including actions alleging police misconduct, excessive force and improper arrests and detentions. He has represented many persons who have been the victims of employment discrimination based upon age, race, sex, disability, national origin and religious affiliation. Although Mr. Barron’s practice is primarily trial based, he has experience in handling discrimination cases before the EEOC and New Jersey’s Division on Civil Rights. Diana R. Sever is a former law clerk to the Honorable Ronald E. Bookbinder, current Presiding Judge of the Chancery Division for the Superior Court of New Jersey, Burlington County. Since that time, Ms. Sever has appeared before federal and state courts and administrative agencies to defend municipalities, police officers and other public employees against various claims of constitutional infringement, including charges of false arrest, police misconduct, excessive force and due process violations. Legal Costs We handle most civil rights cases on a contingency fee basis. This means that our fee will be a percentage of the award or settlement we obtain for you. If we are unable to obtain compensation for you, our legal services will cost you nothing. In many civil rights cases, the losing party has to pay your attorney fees. This means that if we win your case, our legal services may end up costing you nothing. Your first consultation is always free. Serving victims of discrimination and civil rights violations in the Moorestown, New Jersey area including Mount Holly, Cherry Hill, Haddonfield, Burlington County, Camden and South Jersey. Free initial consultation Barron, Baker & Posternock, LLP  
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