Plaintiffs bringing civil rights claims usually don’t have to pay the government’s attorneys’ fees if they lose. PLF tells the Eighth Circuit to overturn a district court that stuck plaintiffs who objected to an “anti-racist” training program with the bill for the litigation.
June 08, 2023
United States Court of Appeal for the Eighth Circuit
PLF tells a Texas trial court that a state law preventing direct-to-consumer car sales violates the constitutionally protected right of economic liberty.
December 08, 2022
U.S. District Court for West Texas
California Can’t Arbitrarily Force People to Be Employees
July 08, 2020
United States Ninth Court of Appeals
Addressing groundwater regulation must be left to state and local governments
December 09, 2019
Supreme Court of the United States
Can the government deny privately donated scholarships to religious school students just because the donor receives a tax credit?
December 09, 2019
Supreme Court of the United States
Adverse decision in case supporting defendants’ right to a jury trial
September 01, 2017
Supreme Court of the United States
Forced subsidization of unions violates First Amendment
July 01, 2017
Supreme Court of the United States
Georgia Constitution disallows economic protectionism
May 25, 2017
Georgia Supreme Court
Cosmetology cartel seeks to squash competition by African-style hair braiders
September 01, 2017
Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals