Airport Security TSA Sexual Assault – Improper Touching at Airport Security Lawyer

Airport security Transportation Security Administration or TSA, are responsible for the security of the passengers and employees in our nation’s airports. The TSA is an agency that is part of the United States Department of Homeland Security, and is responsible for the security of all transportation systems in the United States. When the TSA reviews passengers who are traveling daily in transporting and connecting airports, they need to often to pat down or otherwise touch the passengers to ensure they are not transporting illegal contraband on the airplane. The TSA front line workers are the Transportation Security Officer or TSO position. The responsibilities of the TSO are to secure the airport by:

• Conducting screening operations, equipment and technology to find dangerous objects in baggage, cargo and passengers, to prevent it from being taken onto an airplane
• Perform a search and screening of physical nature such as pat downs and property searches, bag searches and satchel searches
• Performing a control of airport terminal entry and exit points
• Interacting with the public, giving specific directions on what to do at security check points
• Answering questions from the public
• Utilizing the Standard Operating Procedures
• Preventing threats from the public at the airport entry and exit points to the community

If you were the victim of an improper pat down by a TSO at an airport, you can call us at the Normandie Law Firm at 800.790.5422. We will review your case with you for free, and ensure that you get the access you need to talk to an attorney with expertise in sexual assault cases.

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Improper Touching, Illegal Pat Downs and Sexual Assault Rule the Day at the TSA Check Points in an Airport

Many people have been in airports and have had the unfortunate experience of being improperly touch, illegally patted down or sexually fondled, molested and assaulted by a TSA agent in a check point at an airport. The TSA agents have been known to do sexually molesting and sexually assaulting pat downs by:

• Reaching inappropriately under the shirt or sweater of a passenger during a pat down
• Failing to provide a private room for a pat down
• Performing illegal “enhanced” pat downs
• TSA’s touching the genital area of passengers to pat them down
• Abusing the system when the scanner does not go off, and still requiring a hands-on pat down of the passenger
• Excessive searches of the passenger’s body for no reason
• Raising the shirt to reveal breasts during a pat down
• Verbal abuse of passengers during a pat down
• Threatening the passengers if they refuse a pat down
• Not allowing the passenger to take off offending clothing
• Threatening to arrest the passenger for disorderly conduct if they do not comply with groping during a pat down
• Hostile pat downs
• Unwarranted body cavity searches of passengers by the TSA
• Humiliating searches and pat downs of passengers
• Randomly seeking out attractive young women for virtual nudity scans
• Sexually intimate searchers of minors including small children
• Threatening innocent passengers by inventing fake federal regulations to justify sexually perverted behavior
• Touching women’s genitals as an enhanced pat down
• Forcing passengers and flight attendants to disrobe to give TSOs access to their genitals
• Using TSO hands instead of hand wands to search passengers in sensitive areas of the body
• TSOs performing groin searches on children and elderly passengers with prosthetics
• No standardized or uniform treatment of how people are searched in any airport across the country by the TSO agents
• No sensitivity training used by TSA during body scanning and pat downs of passengers
• No accounting for medical implants on the passengers
• Enhanced pat downs where TSA use front of their hands on groin, genitals and breasts of passengers
• TSOs pulling the waistband of garments away from passenger’s body and sliding their hands completely around the passenger’s waist
• TSA threatening passengers to not board their plane if they do not submit to the enhanced groping pat downs

In the event that you have been improperly touched by a TSA agent, you can call us to talk about it at Normandie Law Firm at 800.790.5422. It is easy to make that first call to us, and we can start the process to getting you the recovery compensation that you deserve in this case.

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We offer a zero-fee guarantee, which means that we do not charge you to start working your case with us, for sexual assault at a TSA checkpoint. You never have to pay us any money up front, all that you have to do is make the initial call to us right now, and we can start the process to getting your settlement arranged and organized by our legal team.

Free Second Opinion Case Review / Experienced Lawyers in Personal Injuries from an Airport Security TSA Sexual Assault

When you call us today, we can give to you a free second opinion case review. If you were working with another attorney, we can still go over your entire case with you, to see where the gaps can be filled in to create a winning strategy for you. Our attorneys are available now to talk to you, and they are here and ready to put you on a winning team. Our legal team has attorneys on the team who specialize in personal injuries from a TSA agent groping and feeling on your person in an inappropriate way at a security checkpoint. You can rely on us, and get the access you need to our legal team and a lawyer with a specialty in personal injuries from TSA agents. You can start the process today, to talk to an experienced attorney in Los Angeles at Normandie Law Firm at 800.790.5422.

Can I Sue for an Airport Security TSA Sexual Assault?

Yes, we can sue for a sexual assault, groping, molestation or any other improper touching that was perpetrated onto you by a TSA agent at an airport security checkpoint. When you call us today at the Normandie Law Firm at 800.790.5422, you can talk in depth with our Los Angeles case lawyers. We can review your claim, and can file a lawsuit on your behalf, based on the merits of your claim. We are sensitive to the sensitive nature of this case, and will talk to you in detail about your case. You can rest assured that our case attorneys in Los Angeles can sue on your behalf, to get you the recovery compensation that you deserve in this case.

Average Case Value of an Airport Security TSA Sexual Assault

The average case value of an airport security TSA sexual assault case can range from $100,000 to $4 million. Your expenses, personal injuries, medical bills, pain and suffering and losses will be added to your recovery compensation package for your final settlement. It is the better idea to call us to review your claim, than to “guesstimate” how much your claim will be without talking to you about it first.

How Long Does It Take to Settle and to Get Paid on These Cases?

It can take 5-8 months to settle a personal injury case regarding a TSA airport security sexual assault case.

Statute Of Limitations – How Long Do I Have to File a Lawsuit?

The statute of limitations in California for personal injury lawsuit filing is two years.

Call for a Free Consultation

You can call on us to be there for you, when you need us the most after a sexual assault from a TSA agent gropes you during a visit to an airport. You can call us now for a free consultation at the Normandie Law Firm at 800.790.5422. We are here 24/7, and can review your claim with you to answer any questions that you might have regarding your personal injuries.