United States v. Tate Pulliam
Outdoorsman’s fishing trip exposes how park officials make up criminal law
Man fights criminal charges from Yellowstone trip, arguing park officials have no constitutional power to make criminal law.
Rosewood Care, LLC d/b/a/ Rosewood Rehabilitation and Nursing and 1199 SEIU United Healthcare Workers East
Nursing and rehabilitation facility challenges NLRB’s unconstitutional in-house tribunal
Nursing and rehabilitation facility challenges NLRB’s unconstitutional in-house tribunal.
King Ranch v. Washington State Department of Ecology
Washington ranchers fight for their constitutional right to a jury trial
Ranchers face $3.7 million in penalties from state regulators—but are being denied their constitutional right to a jury trial to fight back.
Choice Advisors, LLC, and Matthias O’Meara v. Securities Exchange Commission
Securities advisor forced through an unconstitutional administrative proceeding without an independent judge and jury
Municipal-securities advisor sues SEC for allegedly stripping him of jury trial rights and access to an independent court.
Jeffrey Hagen v. Nevada State Board of Architecture
Experienced architect sues Nevada State Board for restricting jury trial rights
California architect sued the Nevada State Board of Architecture for unconstitutional deprivation of jury trial rights.
Goldberg v. Pennsylvania Department of Banking and Securities
Department of Banking and Securities violates financial professional’s right to a jury trial
Pennsylvania-based financial professional sued the Department of Banking and Securities for an unconstitutional agency hearing.
Philip Serpe v. Federal Trade Commission
Longtime racehorse trainer fights unconstitutional process and punishment for speculative doping allegations
Philip Serpe was dragged through an arbitrary and unconstitutional administrative process based on unproven allegations of an HISA violation.
Carol G. Edwards v. City of Altamonte Springs, Florida, et al.
Florida retiree fights City’s $250,000 fine for allegedly “unpermitted” dock that was approved 30 years prior
Represented at no cost by Pacific Legal Foundation, Carol Edwards is filing a federal lawsuit against the City of Altamonte Springs for violating her constitutional rights by imposing excessive fines without a jury trial.
Slayden Plumbing & Heating, Inc. v. General Services Administration, et al.
Alaska contractor challenges mandate forcing union agreements on federal projects
Slayden is fighting to restore both its right to compete for federal work and the proper separation of powers between Congress and the president.