Constitutional Law
Constitutional Law Attorneys Serving Clients Nationwide
Constitutional questions arise wherever government power meets individual rights — when an ordinance restricts speech, when an agency acts without fair process, when a law treats similarly situated people differently. These cases are demanding: the doctrines are intricate, the procedural barriers are real, and the outcomes can shape the law beyond a single dispute. Kaufman & Hilbert PC litigates federal and state constitutional matters for individuals, organizations, and businesses nationwide. Our team pairs seasoned litigators with former public-sector and policy professionals, every matter is handled by senior attorneys, and our representation is strictly nonpartisan, grounded in doctrine rather than ideology.
How Kaufman & Hilbert Can Help
Constitutional litigation requires both command of doctrine and disciplined case-building from day one. Our attorneys represent clients asserting and defending constitutional claims, including:
- First Amendment matters involving speech, association, and religion
- Due process and equal protection claims
- Challenges to government action, including statutes, ordinances, and regulations
- Civil rights litigation in federal and state courts
- Appellate advocacy on constitutional questions
Our Constitutional Law Services
First Amendment: Speech, Association, and Religion
The First Amendment protects expression, assembly, association, and religious exercise against government interference. We represent speakers, publishers, advocacy groups, religious organizations, and businesses in disputes over restrictions on expression, compelled speech, permitting and licensing of expressive activity, and burdens on religious practice.
Due Process and Equal Protection
When government deprives a person or business of liberty or property without fair procedures, or draws classifications that cannot withstand scrutiny, the Constitution provides a remedy. We litigate procedural and substantive due process claims and equal protection challenges on behalf of individuals, organizations, and enterprises.
Challenges to Government Action
Statutes, ordinances, executive actions, and agency rules can exceed constitutional limits. We bring facial and as-applied challenges to unlawful government action and defend clients when constitutional questions arise in enforcement proceedings, drawing on our administrative law practice when the dispute involves agency conduct.
Who We Serve
Our constitutional law clients include individuals whose rights have been burdened by government action; nonprofits, advocacy groups, and religious organizations defending their missions; businesses confronting unconstitutional regulation or enforcement; and political organizations and candidates raising constitutional questions in the election context. We handle matters large and small — from a single permit denial to challenges with statewide implications.
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Why Kaufman & Hilbert
Senior-Led Representation. Constitutional cases turn on judgment; yours will be exercised by experienced attorneys handling your matter directly.
Public-Sector & Policy Experience. Former public-sector and policy professionals understand how government decisions are made — and how to challenge them.
Nationwide Reach. We litigate constitutional claims in federal and state courts across the country.
Responsive, Practical Counsel. We pursue principled claims with practical strategy, keeping your goals at the center.
- How it works
Our Approach
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Listen & Assess
We examine the government action at issue, the facts that frame it, and the doctrines it implicates, and we give you a candid evaluation of the claim's strength.
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Strategy
We select the forum, claims, and remedies most likely to succeed, accounting for standing, immunities, and the procedural posture of your dispute.
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Execution
We build the record deliberately — pleadings, evidence, briefing, and argument — because constitutional cases are won on records as much as on principles
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Resolution & Ongoing Counsel
Whether the matter ends in judgment, settlement, or policy change, we advise you on protecting the result
- FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Constitutional litigation involves claims that a government actor — federal, state, or local — has violated rights or exceeded powers established by the federal or a state constitution. Cases may seek injunctions, declaratory relief, or damages.
Yes. Businesses and organizations can assert many constitutional protections, including free speech, due process, and equal protection rights, when government action burdens their operations. Available claims depend on the facts and jurisdiction.
A facial challenge argues a law is unconstitutional in all or nearly all applications; an as-applied challenge argues it is unconstitutional as applied to a particular party or situation. Strategy often involves combining the two.
Yes. State constitutions can provide protections beyond the federal Constitution, and procedures differ by jurisdiction. Evaluating both federal and state avenues is often essential to choosing the strongest path.
- CONTACT
Schedule a Consultation
If government action has burdened your rights, your organization, or your business, a careful constitutional assessment is the place to start. Kaufman & Hilbert PC is based in Alpharetta, Georgia, and serves clients nationwide. Call +1-770-299-0792 or email [email protected](General Inquiries), [email protected](New Client Consultation) to schedule a consultation with our constitutional law attorneys.
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