Billy Don Farris v. Sheriff Darrell Warren
Retired general challenges local sheriff’s attempt to ban him from excluding trespassers
Brigadier General Billy Don Farris served in the U.S. Army for over 30 years, earning a Purple Heart for his service in Iraq. When he retired from the Army, he bought an 80-acre farm in Gloucester County, Virginia, where he could enjoy the area’s rich history and the peace of the natural world alongside his […]
George Anibowei v. Todd Blanche
After five warrantless searches, he’s taking his fight to the Supreme Court
Anibowei sued to challenge the government directives permitting agents to search travelers’ phones without a warrant or any suspicion at all.
Garnell Walls v. Prince George’s County, et al.
Marylander asks SCOTUS to step in after Fourth Circuit demands he petition county legislature before it will hear his lawsuit
Walls' petition argues that the government cannot use the legislative process as an excuse to bar property owners from the courts.
Voskerician, et al. v. City of Menlo Park, California
California homebuilder challenges City’s six-figure “recreation in-lieu” fee
In March 2026, homebuilder Mircea Voskerician paid the City's exaction under protest. Now, he's challenging it in state court.
Thomas Manning v. Kevin Kish
California property owner sues State for violating Fourth Amendment through mandatory participation in Section 8 Housing Program
Manning sees the mandate as a violation of California property owners’ Fourth Amendment rights. He filed a federal lawsuit to challenge it.
H&H Real Estate, LLC v. City of Petaluma, CA
Sausage Slingers stand up against government overreach after City bans all parking and driving on their lot
The sisters' lawsuit argues that cities cannot use legal gamesmanship to prevent residents from accessing the courtroom and seeking justice.
Western Manufactured Housing Communities Association et al. v. City of Santa Rosa, CA
California property owners challenge City’s abuse of emergency orders to drive City-controlled rents even lower
A group of California mobile home park owners challenged the City’s actions as a violation of state law and threat to property owners’ rights.
Tedford’s Tenancy, LLC v. City of New York
Retirees challenge New York rent control law as violation of their Fifth Amendment rights
The Ciners argue that the government cannot use administrative technicalities to bar property owners from accessing the courts.
Sandra May v. City & County of Honolulu, Hawaii, et al.
Honolulu quickly backs down from demand that retiree pay $600,000 fine for advertising a rental
Under that prohibition, Honolulu charges property owners a staggering $10,000 a day for even advertising short-term rentals.