Michael Fuller

Michael Fuller is an Oregon-based civil rights attorney widely recognized for his aggressive advocacy on behalf of individuals whose constitutional rights have been violated by law enforcement and government actors. He founded Underdog Law, a boutique civil rights firm in Portland, Oregon, specifically dedicated to holding police departments and government entities accountable for misconduct, excessive force, wrongful arrest, and other civil rights violations. Fuller has built a reputation as a tenacious litigator willing to take on powerful institutions on behalf of ordinary citizens.

Throughout his career, Michael Fuller has handled numerous cases involving police brutality, false arrest, unlawful detention, and violations of Fourth and Fourteenth Amendment rights. His practice is rooted in a deep commitment to justice for those who have been mistreated by those in positions of authority, and he has recovered significant verdicts and settlements for his clients against municipal police departments and other government bodies in Oregon and the Pacific Northwest.

Fuller is known in the legal community for his client-centered approach and his willingness to litigate difficult cases that other attorneys may decline. His firm, Underdog Law, reflects his philosophy that every individual deserves zealous legal representation regardless of the power or resources of the opposing party. He has been involved in cases that have drawn public attention to systemic issues within law enforcement and has contributed to efforts to improve police accountability in Oregon.