Wes Ouchi is a civil rights attorney who helps everyday people fight back against police officers and local governments who have violated your rights.

Each year, Wes now wins some of the most significant cases in California and has helped countless people achieve justice in the courtroom... and the rest is all history! Therefore, if your rights have been violated and you are in need of a real fighter with a proven track record of achieving winning results, then please do not hesitate to give ...

Wes Ouchi Speaks to Telemundo Regarding his Client's Federal Civil Rights Lawsuit Against Hawthorne In this post, I would like to briefly discuss the disproportionate impact that police misconduct has on Latino communities, which appears to be the reason that Telemundo often reports on our most important cases.

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Wes Ouchi is a civil rights attorney focusing on lawsuits against police officers, local governments, and insurance companies. 3rd Largest Civil Rights Settlement in California 2018 $5,000,000.00 settlement for an excessive force police shooting of an armed suspect in her automobile.

Pasadena, California attorney Wesley G. Ouchi. Legal practice includes civil rights. Research legal experience, jurisdictions and contact information on Justia.

Wes Ouchi is a civil rights attorney focusing on lawsuits against police officers, local governments, and insurance companies. $5,000, settlement for an excessive force police shooting of an armed suspect in her automobile. $550, settlement for a false arrest of a suspect who was held for 2-3 hours without injuries.

Attorney, Wesley Ouchi, was interviewed by Telemundo regarding his historic lawsuit against LAPD Officer for Excessive Force and the felony criminal charges filed against the Defendants by the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office.

2022年8月24日 · The settlement was reached and the lawsuit against the city dismissed earlier this month in U.S. District Court, said Wes Ouchi, an attorney for Anthony Romero of Glendora, who was 16 at the time...