Nightingale College v. Tanner
Georgia rules block nursing students from critical clinical training
Nursing students sue Georgia for protectionist regulations restricting them from completing their education.
Nightingale College v. Spangler
Amid a national nursing shortage, Montana’s protectionism blocks clinical training
Nursing student sues Montana for protectionist regulations restricting her from completing her education.
Californians for Equal Rights Foundation et al. v. San Francisco Human Rights Commission et al.
San Francisco taxpayers challenge race-based reparations fund in court
San Francisco taxpayers challenge the city’s race-based reparations ordinance as unconstitutional under the Equal Protection Clause.
Hope Lindstrom v. Hilgers
Nebraska mother fights back against state control of childbirth choices
Nebraska mother files lawsuit to protect her right to birth freedom.
Napa County et al. v. Hoopes Vineyard LLC, et al.
Family winery fights back against excessive fines
Family winery in Napa gets excessive fine because county alleges lack of required permit.
John Carbin v. Town of Savoy, Massachusetts
Certified to fix jet engines, barred from fixing his own house
John Carbin asks the Supreme Court to review a Massachusetts law that bans homeowners from doing their own plumbing, raising key constitutional questions.
Ramona Bessinger v. Dr. Jerome Larkin
Veteran teacher restricted from serving on public board based on race
A Rhode Island English teacher is challenging the constitutionality of Rhode Island's racial quota requirement for a Public Board.
Amy Siple v. Kansas Board of Nursing
Nurse practitioner punished for speaking about dementia
With the help of Pacific Legal Foundation, Amy Siple is challenging the punishment imposed on her by the Kansas State Board of Nursing, standing up for her freedom to speak and to use her medical expertise for the betterment of her community.
Julio Licinio v. State of New York, et al.
Former medical school dean fights judge-made framework that blocks discrimination victims from having their day in court
Former medical school dean fights judge-made framework that blocks discrimination victims from having their day in court.