David Kalahiki and Linda Twitchell v. Kali Watson
Hawaii renters face eviction from their homes due to state agency’s “blood quantum” rule
Hawaii residents file lawsuit challenging DHHL’s ancestry-based eviction policy under the Fourteenth Amendment’s Equal Protection Clause.
Sandy McCoy, et al. v. Stephen Brint Carlton, et al.
Texas nurses fight “pay to practice” scheme banning them from working without physician permission
Texas nurse practitioners sue to end mandatory paid physician agreements, saying the rule limits care access and violates economic liberty.
Tiny Zaps v. Dr. Brannon Traxler
Tattoo company files First Amendment lawsuit to challenge South Carolina’s restrictions on protected expression
Tiny Zaps and South Carolinians challenge state tattoo restrictions as unconstitutional limits on protected expression.
Kate Ternus v. Hilgers
Nebraska mother fights back against state restrictions on childbirth choices
Kate Ternus challenges Nebraska’s ban on midwife-assisted home births, arguing it violates the Fourteenth Amendment.
Emily Tvrdy and Amanda Musilek v. Hilgers
Pregnant mothers fight for the right to give birth on their own terms
Pregnant Nebraska mothers challenge the state’s ban on midwife-assisted home births, arguing it violates the Fourteenth Amendment and religious freedom.
Anna Runkle v. Lea Tate
Life coach fights California’s attempt to license conversation
Life coach Anna Runkle sues California, arguing its psychology licensing law violates the First Amendment by restricting paid advice.
Ryan v. Watson
Hawaii resident challenges blood quantum restriction that blocks homesteading access
Hawai‘i resident challenges blood quantum restriction that blocks them from accessing housing benefits.
1517 Fund v. KC Mohseni
Venture capital firm challenges California’s demand to profile founders by race, gender, and sexuality
A VC firm is suing California over a law requiring funds to report demographic data on founders, citing First Amendment and constitutional violations.
Earle Asphalt Co. v. New Jersey Turnpike Authority, et al.
Federal lawsuit challenges New Jersey's discriminatory hiring mandates and forced union speech requirements
NJ contractor Earle Asphalt is suing the state over race/sex hiring quotas and union mandates on public projects, claiming Equal Protection violations.