Profile
Championing Civil Rights and Justice
Constitutional and Civil Rights Litigation
The Neuberger Firm, P.A. is one of Delaware’s most prominent civil rights law firms, founded by Thomas S. Neuberger in 1981. Known as a fearless advocate for the ‘little guy,’ the firm specializes in high-stakes constitutional litigation, often taking on powerful government entities, large corporations, and religious institutions. Thomas Neuberger, along with his son Stephen J. Neuberger, has built a reputation for handling difficult and precedent-setting cases involving the First Amendment, due process, and equal protection. The firm is particularly noted for its work in religious freedom cases, protecting the rights of individuals and organizations to exercise their faith without government interference. Their practice is driven by a deep commitment to justice and a willingness to fight battles that other firms might consider too controversial or challenging.
Employment Discrimination and Whistleblower Protection
A significant portion of the firm’s practice is dedicated to representing employees who have suffered discrimination, harassment, or wrongful termination. The Neuberger Firm has a long track record of suing state agencies, municipalities, and private employers on behalf of workers who were mistreated due to their race, gender, religion, or disability. They are also fierce advocates for whistleblowers-public servants and private employees who face retaliation for exposing corruption, safety violations, or illegal activities. The firm’s attorneys understand the immense personal and professional toll that workplace injustice takes on an individual, and they work tirelessly to secure compensation and reinstatement for their clients while holding wrongdoers accountable.
Advocacy for Abuse Survivors
The Neuberger Firm, P.A. has gained national recognition for its representation of survivors of childhood sexual abuse. They have successfully litigated against religious dioceses, schools, and other institutions that harbored abusers and covered up their crimes. The firm approaches these sensitive cases with compassion and a determination to expose the institutional failures that allowed the abuse to occur. By seeking justice for survivors, they aim not only to provide financial recovery for their clients but also to force systemic changes that protect future generations of children. Their work in this area has been instrumental in bringing hidden truths to light in Delaware.
A Legacy of Legal Excellence
Located in the heart of downtown Wilmington’s historic legal district, The Neuberger Firm operates with the focused intensity of a boutique litigation practice. Thomas S. Neuberger has been described by local media as the ‘dean of the civil rights bar’ in Delaware. The firm’s attorneys are selective in the cases they accept, ensuring that each client receives their full attention and resources. They are known for their thorough preparation, aggressive motion practice, and readiness to take cases to trial and appeal. For individuals facing the overwhelming power of the state or a large institution, The Neuberger Firm provides the experienced, courageous, and principled legal representation needed to level the playing field.
- Civil Rights: Litigating First Amendment and constitutional violations.
- Employment Law: Representing victims of workplace discrimination and harassment.
- Whistleblower Claims: Protecting employees who expose illegal misconduct.
- Sexual Abuse Litigation: Seeking justice for survivors of institutional abuse.
- Wrongful Death: Advocating for families in cases of police misconduct and negligence.
Specializing In
Civil Rights Litigation, Constitutional Law, Employment Discrimination, Whistleblower Protection, Sexual Abuse Litigation
Address & Location
Located in the vibrant historic center of Downtown Wilmington, along the active Market Street corridor.
Building Location
This is a historic four-story brick Queen Anne-style building known as the Snellenburg Store Building, situated at the prominent corner of 7th and Market Street directly across from Starbucks.
Suite Access
Enter through the beautifully restored historic main lobby of the Snellenburg Store Building, take the elevator or stairs to the 3rd floor, and proceed to Suite 302.
Parking Details
Public parking is accessible at nearby garages and surface lots, including the New Castle County Courthouse Parking facility and metered street-side spaces.
Public Transit
Served by DART First State Route 6 (Kirkwood Highway/Newark); nearest stop is at King St @ 6th St.
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