Have Your Civil Rights
Been Violated?
Kira Fonteneau and Severin Roberts have dedicated their careers to protecting people’s basic human rights, and they’re ready to fight for yours.
You deserve equal opportunity and equal protection under the law, regardless of your race, gender, nationality, or anything else. Unfortunately, that’s not always the case. It’s easy to feel powerless when your basic human rights are violated. This is especially true when you’re up against someone with authority, like your boss or an officer of the law.
How are you supposed to fight back? Is it worth the emotional stress? Where do you even start? Kira and Severin are here to help.
You Deserve to be Protected
Holding the Powerful Accountable
Police Brutality
When your constitutional rights are violated by a police officer, it’s normal to feel powerless. But if you’ve been injured due to police brutality, we’re ready to stand up for you.
Sexual Harassment
Sexual harassment has no place in modern society, but 40% of women are subjected to some type of sexual harassment in their workplace. You don’t have to accept it.
Discrimination
Discrimination is one of the most common civil rights violations, whether it’s in the workplace or in everyday life. You don’t have to stay silent. We can help you speak up.
With 35 years of combined experience, Kira Fonteneau and Severin Roberts are committed to helping you fight illegal employer actions, police brutality, and government misconduct. Our mission is to ensure our clients’ voices are heard and to hold those who refuse to listen accountable for their actions. We’re passionate about advocating for you and fighting with you.
When you partner with The Workers’ Firm, you’re guaranteed regular communication—so you’re always up to date on your case’s progress. You’ll get honest feedback from our experienced team about your case’s strengths and weaknesses and sound legal judgment from decades of experience.
We’re Here to Fight for Your Civil Rights
Tell Us About Your Case
Take the first step towards justice. Give us a call or fill out a contact form and tell us about the civil rights violations you are experiencing.
STEP 1
3 Steps to the Justice You Deserve
Receive a Free Consultation
Let your voice be heard. Our expert attorneys will go over the details of your case and provide honest feedback about what we see.
STEP 2
We Handle the Rest
We’ll walk you through the legal process so you’re never in the dark about your case. We’ll fight for justice—every time.
STEP 3
If you’ve been wronged or your basic human rights have been violated, it’s easy to feel lonely and hopeless. But there are people ready and willing to fight for you—people who have been fighting for victims of injustice for years. Unfortunately, you can’t trust just any law firm to take on your civil rights case.
Put your trust in The Workers’ Firm, a firm with lawyers who understand what you’re going through and will put years of legal experience to work for you. Our mission has been, and continues to be, to level the playing field for our clients. We work hard every day to make sure our clients’ voices are heard and those who violate their civil rights are held accountable.
Stand Up to Injustice for You and Others Like You
Tell us about your case, and our legal experts will get to work fighting for your civil rights. We offer free consultations because we believe everyone deserves to be heard. We’ll evaluate your case and move forward with options together.
Your Rights Matter. Contact Us for a Free Consultation
Disclaimer: No representation is made that the quality of legal services to be performed is greater than the quality of legal services performed by other lawyers.
“[Kira] is very passionate about her clients! She gets to the bottom of any and every situation. Very kind, very educated, very patient, very understanding, and I would recommend her.”
—Woodrow D.
“Kira is great. She looks out for her clients. Very easy to talk to. Highly satisfied.”
—Suzanne G
Hear from Our Clients
“Excellent, get-the-job-done, patient law firm. They will make the wrongs right!”
—Tisha C.
We’re proud to have our offices in two cities so central to the civil rights movement. Now, in the 21st century, we’re fighting for the people of Birmingham, Huntsville, Montgomery, Atlanta, and beyond.
Offices Located in Birmingham and Atlanta
With 35 years of combined experience, Kira Fonteneau and Severin Roberts are committed to helping you fight illegal employer actions, police brutality, and government misconduct. Our mission is to ensure our clients’ voices are heard and to hold those who refuse to listen accountable for their actions. We’re passionate about advocating for you and fighting with you.
When you partner with The Workers’ Firm, you’re guaranteed regular communication—so you’re always up to date on your case’s progress. You’ll get honest feedback from our experienced team about your case’s strengths and weaknesses and sound legal judgment from decades of experience.
We’re Here to Fight for Your Civil Rights
You deserve equal opportunity and equal protection under the law, regardless of your race, gender, nationality, or anything else. Unfortunately, that’s not always the case. It’s easy to feel powerless when your basic human rights are violated. This is especially true when you’re up against someone with authority, like your boss or an officer of the law.
How are you supposed to fight back? Is it worth the emotional stress? Where do you even start? Kira and Severin are here to help.
You Deserve to be Protected
Tell Us About Your Case
Take the first step towards justice. Give us a call or fill out a contact form and tell us about the civil rights violations you are experiencing.
STEP 1
3 Steps to the Justice You Deserve
Receive a Free Consultation
Let your voice be heard. Our expert attorneys will go over the details of your case and provide honest feedback about what we see.
STEP 2
We Handle the Rest
We’ll walk you through the legal process so you’re never in the dark about your case. We’ll fight for justice—every time.
STEP 3
Stand Up for Justice. Tell Us About Your Case