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Has a government official or business denied you service or discriminated against you because of their religious beliefs?

Our lawyers may be able to help you if you have been denied service or discriminated against by a government official, employer, hospital or healthcare provider, landlord, or business open the public (such as a bakery, florist, restaurant, hotel, or store):

Were you discriminated against or denied service because of your religious beliefs, sexual orientation, or gender identity?
Were you denied healthcare because your doctor, hospital, or pharmacist has religious objections to certain types of care, such as birth control?
Did a government official refuse to serve you or deny you a marriage license for religious reasons?

Contact Information

Because our lawyers may need to gather additional details about the incident, it is important that we can get in touch with you—otherwise, we may not be able to help you. We will keep your identity strictly confidential, and we will not reveal your identity or share your contact information without your express permission.

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Describe the Violation

Please include as much detail about the violation as you can, including a description of exactly what happened and what individuals and entities were involved:

When Did The Violation Take Place?

In what city, county, and state did this incident occur?

Our consultation with you about your legal inquiry, and any letter(s) we write in an effort to resolve your concern, do not create an attorney-client relationship. Any formal attorney-client relationship, including any agreement to represent you in litigation, must arise from a written retainer agreement. We consider all communications pursuant to your legal inquiry to be confidential, because they are divulged to us in the course of requesting representation. See, e.g., In re Auclair, 961 F.2d 65, 69–70 (5th Cir. 1992).