Relman, Dane & Colfax has litigated a wide variety of public accommodations discrimination cases against hotels, restaurants, retail stores, and other entities.
We have challenged refusals to provide service to and harassment of African Americans, as well as the provision of inferior service to African Americans. The firm has filed class action and individual claims on behalf of victims of public accommodations discrimination in federal courts throughout the country. Many of our cases have been in the South, where the civil rights movement was propelled by challenges to segregation in places of public accommodations, including lunch counters, buses, hotels, stores, and more. Recognizing the importance of continuing the tradition of ensuring equal access, our attorneys have served as lead counsel in public accommodations cases that have eliminated barriers to discrimination in communities across the nation.