FORMER D.C. DOJ PROSECUTOR. NOW:

Civil Rights Firm Focusing on Police Misconduct

Practicing in Washington D.C. Pro Hac Vice

Millions of dollars won

Numerous Jury Trial Victories

High Profile & Complex Case Victories

former Assistant U.S. Attorney

Elite Trial Lawyer. Don’t Take My Word for It.

What Federal Judges Say

you’re one of the best attorneys I’ve ever seen in my life.”

— Federal Judge
U.S. District Court, Eastern District of Virginia

What the Clients Say

Google Reviews
Rated 5 out of 5

"Blake Weiner saved my son's life.

He knows the law exceptionally well, presents it with clarity and precision, and is fearless in standing up to systems that fail or harm vulnerable people. I cannot recommend Blake Weiner highly enough. He is an extraordinary attorney and an extraordinary advocate for those who need it most.”

— L.S.

"His hard work and commitment is astonishing."

— S.C.

Rated 5 out of 5

"Absolutely stellar!"

— A.W.

Rated 5 out of 5

"The 'bulldog' I needed in the courtroom."

— T.B.

Rated 5 out of 5

"His courtroom abilities are unparalleled."

— C.B.

Rated 5 out of 5

RECENT RESULTS

Featured In National Media

Coverage in high-profile police cases and legal analysis.

Recent Police Misconduct Cases

Below are just some cases Blake Weiner brought on behalf of individuals whose rights were violated by law enforcement

Weathers v. Regional Jail Authority

Eighth Amendment Claim for Cruel and Unusual Punishment 

Miller v. Mormando

Fourth Amendment Claim For Unconstitutional Seizure

Sabbakhan v. City of Richmond

Fourth Amendment Claim For Excessive Force

Murphy v. Reynolds

Fourth Amendment Claim For Unconstitutional Seizure

Hunter v. Hoppes

Fourth Amendment Claim For Excessive Force

Boyd-Nordstrom v. Baker

Fourteenth Amendment Claim For Cruel and Unusual Punishment 

Smith v. Corey

Eighth Amendment Claim for Cruel and Unusual Punishment 

Arn v. United States

Federal Tort Claims Act against U.S. for Excessive Force

Cagle v. Cundiff

Fourth Amendment Claim For Unconstitutional Seizure

Scheffer v. City

Fourth Amendment Claim For Unconstitutional Seizure

Crowe v. United States

Federal Tort Claims Act against U.S. for Medical Malpractice in Federal Prison

Washington v. City

Fourth Amendment Claim For Unconstitutional Seizure

Recent Articles

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