Lathfield Investments, a family of small property companies in Michigan, purchased a commercial property in Lathrup Village with the goal of providing affordable space for local entrepreneurs. Their agreements with occupants include confidentiality provisions—protecting occupants’ names and business details from being disclosed. But the City of Lathrup Village requires property owners to obtain a landlord […]
Wesley Yu is challenging East Palo Alto’s extortionate housing ordinance in federal court—defending his family’s future and the fundamental rights of all Americans to build a better life on their own land.
David Welch and Stilts, LLC are challenging whether the government can force property owners to choose between maintaining their homes and sacrificing their constitutional rights to private property and protection from unwarranted searches.
In April 2025, First Supply filed a lawsuit against Winnebago County Sheriff Gary Caruana and State’s Attorney J. Hanley for violating First Supply’s Fourth and Fourteenth Amendment property rights.
redT Homes is fighting back with a federal lawsuit challenging Denver’s unconstitutional housing fees.
Kathy Sarkisian is challenging the City ordinance that illegally gives neighbors absolute power over chicken permits and use of property that’s not theirs, and does so without due process.
Gaston Powell’s loved ones are fighting back against DC’s predatory tax foreclosure process and excessive penalties to ensure their family legacy and home’s equity aren’t wiped out by illegal government overreach.
The Scharps are fighting back with a federal lawsuit to vindicate their own property rights and protect all Americans from similar governmental overreach when making reasonable, productive use of their own land.
Don Bourgeois has taken his fight to federal court to restore his rights and end Largo’s destructive and illegal use of fining power as a money-making scheme.