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Indianapolis, IN - June 2, 2024 – The Law Office of Mark Nicholson is proud to announce another significant victory in the realm of civil rights. They successfully represented an African-American army combat veteran who faced racial discrimination at a major retail chain.



The case centered on their client, a decorated veteran, who experienced blatant discrimination while shopping at the store. Despite his commendable service to our country, he was unjustly treated based on the color of his skin. This case underscores the regrettable reality that, even today, racial discrimination persists in various facets of society, including within large, well-known corporations.



This victory not only provides justice for our client but also serves as a powerful reminder that discriminatory practices will not be tolerated.



"We are elated with the settlement," said Mark Nicholson, lead attorney and founder of the Law Office of Mark Nicholson. "This case was about more than just one individual; it was about standing up against discrimination and ensuring that everyone is treated equally under the law. Our client’s bravery in coming forward has paved the way for others who may face similar injustices."



This emphasizes the need for continued vigilance and advocacy to protect civil rights and ensure that all individuals are treated with the dignity and respect they deserve.



The Law Office of Mark Nicholson remains dedicated to fighting for justice and equality. With this latest victory, we reaffirm our commitment to defending the rights of those who have been wronged and holding accountable those who perpetrate injustice.



For more information about this case or to seek legal assistance, please contact:

The Law Office of Mark Nicholson

Phone: (317) 219-3402



Email: mark@marknicholsonlaw.com

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About The Law Office of Mark Nicholson

The Law Office of Mark Nicholson is a premier law firm focusing on civil rights, criminal defense, and personal injury cases. Led by attorney Mark Nicholson, the firm has a proven track record of successfully advocating for clients and achieving justice in complex legal battles. Our team is committed to providing compassionate, competent legal representation to individuals facing discrimination and other legal challenges.

As we approach Memorial Day 2024, it is important to take a moment to honor and remember the brave men and women who have served in the military and made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. This day is a time to reflect on their courage, dedication, and selflessness in protecting our freedoms. It is also an opportunity to express gratitude to all veterans who have served or are currently serving in the armed forces.

In this podcast, we will explore ways to celebrate Happy Memorial Day 2024 and show appreciation for those who have served our country.

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An Indiana man's felony failure to bury a dead animal case was dismissed. Attorneys Mark Nicholson and Victory Casanova successfully argued that chickens and ducks are animals.

If you are charged with a crime and are in need of a trial attorney contact attorney Mark Nicholson at 317-219-3402. And if you have been convicted of a crime and need an appeal, please contact the Law Office of Mark Nicholson: Appellate Attorney Victoria Casanova will fight for you!

Why is Indiana criminal defense and personal injury attorney Mark Nicholson called the Battery Man? Because his first criminal jury trial was a battery case.



The case was called the Big Buford Battery case. They charged his client with throwing a big Buford sandwich at the manager through the drive-thru window. Then going through the drive-thru window and battering the manager. It was all captured on video.



 The verdict: Not Guilty!

Henry County, Indiana — In a March hour-long interview, Henry County Sheriff John Sproles stated, "You know, I'm not concerned about bogus tort claims."

Sproles had only been a police officer for three years in 2022 when he easily won the Republican primary, which featured four contestants, and went on to become sheriff.

Notices of tort claims have been issued to Sproles's department in an abnormally high amount in the sixteen months since he took office. There are twelve claims as of Thursday, and the issue has grown costly. Additionally, it has affected Sproles's ties with other county leaders.

Sproles said, “There’s been no judgments against me. No claims paid out. These will all see their day in court."

Here, the Sheriff is not being forthright. The insurance company has offered settlements and attorneys have been employed on behalf of the county. However, as of yet, there are no verdicts or jury awards.

Pursuant to Indiana law, one must make a claim against a municipal government within six months following a loss or harm. That only holds open the plaintiff's option to file a lawsuit.

Indianapolis Civil Rights Attorney Mark Nicholson

An Indianapolis civil right attorney is at odds with the Sheriff. Attorney Mark Nicholson said, "I think the Sheriff is arrogant and believes he can get away with violating the rights of the citizens of New Castle. My law firm will do its best to defend the constitutional rights of the citizens in New Castle and throughout Indiana."



Attorney Nicholson said that if you believe your rights were violated please contact the Law Office of Mark Nicholson at 317-219-3402.

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