The Poliquin Firm LLC is a Dover, Delaware law firm representing individuals in employment, civil rights, personal injury, family law, and criminal defense matters. The firm serves clients facing workplace mistreatment, constitutional violations, accident-related injuries, family conflict, and criminal accusations. Its work focuses on zealous advocacy, practical case planning, and helping clients address stressful circumstances involving powerful employers, government agencies, insurers, or opposing parties.
The Poliquin Firm LLC handles employment claims involving unpaid overtime, minimum wage violations, disability discrimination, hostile work environments, retaliation, wrongful termination, whistleblower issues, and defamation. The firm helps employees review workplace events, preserve documents, prepare administrative complaints, and evaluate litigation options under Delaware and federal law. Its employment practice supports workers seeking lost wages, fair treatment, reasonable accommodations, or protection after reporting unlawful conduct.
The Poliquin Firm LLC represents civil rights clients in matters involving unlawful arrest or seizure, excessive force, false imprisonment, malicious prosecution, deliberate indifference to medical needs, and suppression of speech. The firm also assists personal injury clients after auto accidents and other negligent conduct, including wrongful death claims. Its family law work includes Protection From Abuse proceedings and related Family Court matters where safety, children, support, housing, and firearm rights may be affected.
The Poliquin Firm LLC also provides criminal defense representation for people facing allegations that may threaten freedom, employment, reputation, or family stability. The firm emphasizes aggressive and creative advocacy while working to place clients in the strongest possible position. From its Dover office, the firm continues to serve Delaware clients who need direct communication, careful preparation, and focused representation in employment, civil rights, injury, family, and criminal matters.
