Overview
Inquest
Action Against Immigration Detention Centres
Action Against Police
Overview
Complaints Against Police
Claims Against the Police
Overview
Adverse Criminal Record Certificates
Assault By Police Officer
Data Protection
Discrimination by the police
Harassment By Police Officers
Judicial Review
Malicious Prosecution By The Police
Misfeasance
Negligence By The Police
Protest
Trespass To Property/Goods
Unlawful Police Cautions
Unlawful Stop And Search By The Police
When The Police Have Failed To Investigate An Offence
Wrongful Arrest And Unlawful Detention By The Police
Actions Against Prisons
Misfeasance, also known as misconduct, occurs when people in a position of power deliberately abuse their position to cause damage to an individual.
These damages include and are not limited to;
Misfeasance can cover a wide range of transgressions including bribery and corruption.
Duncan Lewis Action Against Public Authorities solicitors are well placed to advise on misfeasance claims.
There is a six-year time limit to making claims for misfeasance, but Duncan Lewis advises clients to get in touch as soon as possible to prepare a claim and discuss making a formal complaint to the police force involved prior to serving a claim.
Duncan Lewis may be able to secure legal aid, or to offer a no win no fee arrangement for advising on prison complaints and claims – with competitively priced rates for privately funding a claim or After the Event (ATE) insurance, if either legal aid is unavailable or where a no win no fee basis is not possible.
For expert legal advice on actions against the police and misfeasance, call Duncan Lewis Action Against Public Authorities solicitors in confidence on 0333 772 0409.