Sandy Chiong v. Henry McMaster
Illegal race quotas on government boards deny equality and destroy opportunity
Sandy Chiong is fighting back against a race-based mandate with a federal lawsuit to ensure that all qualified candidates can compete equally for public service, regardless of race. ...
Nourish Our Neighbors v. City of Dayton, Ohio
Dayton, Ohio, burdens charities, punishes kindness with permits to share food
Nourish Our Neighbors is fighting back with a federal lawsuit challenging the Dayton, Ohio's unlawful permit mandates on charity work. ...
Aerospace Solutions, LLC v. Greg Abbott
Racial set-asides deny equal treatment and opportunity in Texas contracting
Aerospace Solutions has filed a federal lawsuit to restore fair competition in Texas' contracting and ensure public contracts go to the most qualified bidders, regardless of race. ...
Do No Harm v. Lee II
Illegal race quotas on government boards undermine equality and opportunity
Do No Harm's federal lawsuit challenges Tennessee's racial quotas for chiropractor and medical board membership as violating the Constitution's equal protection guarantee. Victory would ensure that all candidates can compete equally for any state advisory board, regardless of race. ...
Foundation Against Intolerance & Racism v. Steve Walker
Washington homebuyers fight for equal treatment
With free representation by Pacific Legal Foundation, FAIR is fighting back with a federal lawsuit challenging Washington's discriminatory housing program to restore equal treatment for all first-time homebuyers, regardless of race. ...
Colosi v. Charlotte County, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, et al.
Florida county’s land use permit extortion is for the birds—and illegal
Charlotte County's scrub jay fee scheme is an exorbitant ransom for permission to build a home on one's own land. This is unfair and unconstitutional. ...
In re Petition of Alger, Iron County Treasurers for Foreclosure
Fighting home equity theft in Michigan’s unlawful claims process
The Michigan and United States Constitutions demand that government pay the owner for property it takes, at a minimum, by selling the property and returning any surplus to former owners. No matter what claim processes lawmakers put on the books, once a government takes property, the government must pay for it. ...
David Hood v. CA Department of Agriculture
Fighting California’s lawless general searches under the guise of pest control
David is fighting back with free representation from PLF. He filed a federal lawsuit to restore his right to be secure in his own property and limit the government's ability to trespass on private property under the guise of an unconstitutional general warrant. ...
American Alliance for Equal Rights v. Pritzker
Fighting for equality and educational opportunity for future teachers in Illinois
Pacific Legal Foundation (PLF) filed a federal civil rights lawsuit on behalf of the American Alliance for Equal Rights (AAER) challenging the race-based criteria used by the Illinois Student Assistance Corporation when awarding state-funded scholarships to future Illinois teachers. ...