Frederick K. Brewington

Frederick K. Brewington is a nationally recognized civil rights attorney based in Hempstead, New York, with decades of experience representing individuals whose constitutional rights have been violated by law enforcement and government entities. He has built a reputation as one of Long Island's foremost advocates for victims of police brutality, racial discrimination, and systemic injustice, taking on cases that other attorneys often decline due to their complexity or political sensitivity.

Brewington has litigated numerous high-profile civil rights cases against Nassau County, Suffolk County, and various municipal police departments across New York, securing significant verdicts and settlements on behalf of victims and their families. His practice encompasses wrongful death actions, excessive force claims, false arrest and imprisonment, malicious prosecution, and broader civil rights violations under 42 U.S.C. § 1983. He is known for his willingness to challenge powerful institutions and hold law enforcement officers and municipalities accountable.

Beyond the courtroom, Frederick K. Brewington is a prominent community voice and activist, frequently appearing in media to speak on issues of racial justice, police reform, and civil rights. He has been involved in landmark local cases that brought national attention to policing practices on Long Island. His dual role as a litigator and community advocate distinguishes him as a holistic champion for civil rights in the greater New York area.

Brewington is admitted to practice in New York state and federal courts, including the Eastern and Southern Districts of New York. His firm continues to serve clients throughout the Long Island region and New York metropolitan area, providing aggressive legal representation to those who have suffered at the hands of unjust government action.