Hua Jiang v. City of Tulsa

Tulsa engineer fights for his day in court

Hua Jiang alleges that the McDonnell Douglas framework violates workers’ rights by adding requirements to Title VII that Congress never enacted.

Danielle Johnson v. Oregon Department of Environmental Quality et al.

Oregon agency punishes employee who questioned its race-based policies

Danielle Johnson sues Oregon DEQ, alleging retaliation for questioning race-based workplace policies.

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.

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.