Stanley Cary Gaylord v. Governor DeSantis, et al.
Florida attorney challenges race- and sex-based quota for judicial nominating panel
Florida attorney challenges race- and sex-based quotas for a judicial nominating commission, arguing they violate equal protection rights.
Academy of Doctors of Audiology, et al. v. Kennedy
Audiologists fight Medicare rule denying professional freedom and patient choice
Patients should not need federal permission to pay for lawful care from a qualified professional.
Groundtoair Aviation Services Inc., d/b/a bioaqualife v. Katrina Kessler, et al.
Minnesota law forces boat wrap maker to fund its own competitors
bioaqualife challenges Minnesota’s boat wrap law, saying it forces the company to fund competitor-run recycling rules that block its biodegradable product.
Quadrant Performance Materials v. California Department of Toxic Substances Control
Spray foam manufacturer challenges California’s “pay-to-play” fee requirement
Quadrant challenges California’s mandatory green research fee, arguing it violates manufacturers’ First Amendment rights.
Stanley Zhong, et al. v. The Regents of the University of Washington, et al.
Gifted student challenges University of Washington’s race-conscious admissions policy
Stanley Zhong is challenging UW’s race-conscious admissions policy.
Joshua Young v. Colorado Department of Corrections
Colorado corrections sergeant challenges race-based blame in state’s mandatory training
Former Colorado corrections sergeant asks Supreme Court to review his civil rights suit challenging mandatory training.
Mortgage Bankers Association v. Jennifer Davenport
Trade association challenges New Jersey rule pressuring businesses to discriminate on the basis of race
Mortgage Bankers Association challenges New Jersey’s rule expanding disparate impact liability.
Jamie Gallagher v. Anuradha Rao-Patel
North Carolina nurse practitioner sues for the right to work without a physician’s permission
NP Jamie Gallagher sues North Carolina over costly physician-permission rules that block qualified care and burden patient access.
Modular Building Institute v. Christina Stephenson
Oregon tries to control work done entirely outside its borders
Oregon’s 2025 law forces out-of-state modular builders to follow its wage rules, and MBI argues that oversteps state power.