FALSE imprisonment Cases in California

False imprisonment can basically be defined as a person being intentionally held without their permission within a bounded area with the reasonable belief that they cannot leave. these types of cases can not only involved a person actually being locked in a room or space, but they can also involve a person being forced to stay in a location because something of value is being held without their permission. As an excessive use of force cases, false imprisonment cases are factually driven cases. If you believe that you have been the victim of a false imprisonment, we highly recommend that you call our office at (800) 816-1529 Ext. 1, so we can evaluate your case.

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