False Imprisonment

If you have been illegally restrained (please note, the restraint does not have to be physical, in other words, the offender does not have to actually hold you with their hands, handcuffs, or other restraint - it can just be a verbal command that you are not allowed to leave), you may have a right to sue.

Please note: we do NOT take cases against HEB or Wal Mart.

If you have been falsely imprisoned by someone other than HEB or Wal Mart, please contact us for a free consultation: