Napa County et al. v. Hoopes Vineyard LLC, et al.
Family winery fights back against excessive fines
Family winery in Napa gets excessive fine because county alleges lack of required permit
John Carbin v. Town of Savoy, Massachusetts
Certified to fix jet engines, barred from fixing his own house
John Carbin asks the Supreme Court to review a Massachusetts law that bans homeowners from doing their own plumbing, raising key constitutional questions.
SnakeOut, Inc. v. Charlton Bonham
California prohibits entrepreneur from charging fees in wilderness safety courses for dogs
California prohibits entrepreneur from charging fees in wilderness safety courses for dogs
Cornbread Hemp v. Roberts
Tennessee forces hemp business into outdated “three-tier” system
Cornbread Hemp filed this lawsuit to vindicate the fundamental principle that government cannot pick winners and losers based on geography rather than merit. The Constitution’s Commerce Clause and Due Process guarantees were designed precisely to prevent this type of economic protectionism. Every entrepreneur deserves the freedom to compete on fair and equal terms, and every consumer deserves access to the products they choose without discriminatory government interference.
Maack v. Reynolds
Rideshare driver pumps the brakes on California’s interstate discrimination
Ted Maack has filed a federal lawsuit challenging that the driver’s license requirement violates the Interstate Commerce Clause by creating protectionist barriers that favor California residents at the expense of out-of-state workers.
Dr. Sean Wells, et al. v. Kennedy, et al.
Physical therapists defend their livelihoods and the patients Medicare won’t let them treat
Dr. Wells and UPTA are fighting back. Their federal lawsuit challenges Medicare’s discriminatory ban on private-pay physical therapy to protect their livelihoods and broaden Americans’ access to providers who best fit their needs—not the government’s.
The Obscure Distillery v. Lily M. Fan
Fighting New York’s unfair restrictions on out-of-state distilleries
Théron and The Obscure Distillery are fighting back with a federal lawsuit challenging New York’s discriminatory treatment of out-of-state distilleries.
Austin Davis v. City of Tempe
Tempe, Arizona, burdens charities, punishes kindness with unconstitutional permitting scheme
AZ HUGS is fighting back with a federal lawsuit to restore their right to serve Tempe’s most vulnerable residents.
Eisenberg v. Ferro
Real estate entrepreneur fights West Virginia’s unjust protectionism
Derek Eisenberg is fighting a West Virginia requirement that real estate brokers must maintain physical offices within state borders and defending his right to earn a living, free of the government’s unjust economic protectionism.