One office, four kinds of case

Ezekiel founded the firm to take cases against police and sheriff’s departments, and he still argues its appeals. He reads the video before the report.

Prudence takes the cases where an agency, a landlord or a lender applied one rule to some people and another to everyone else. She starts in the paperwork.

Solomon represents people held in county jails and state prisons, and their families. He builds a case from the facility’s own logs.

Ainsley takes disability rights cases against schools and public offices. She writes the first letter, and often the last one.