Willard Land, LLC v. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Utah homebuilder fights for right to provide housing to his community
In his lawsuit, Swain asks the court to rein in the agency's power grab based on the Supreme Court's ruling in Sackett v. EPA.
Jammi Wilson v. USDA
Animal auction business fights for the right to a fair trial in an independent court
Jammi and Scotty Wilson sue USDA, arguing its in-house tribunals deny rights to a neutral court and jury trial.
West Virginia Rivers Coalition, et al. v. Amsted Graphite Materials, LLC
West Virginia business challenges “citizen suit” as an unconstitutional delegation of executive power
West Virginia business argues the Clean Water Act's citizen suit provision violates the separation of powers by giving executive power to unelected and unaccountable private actors.
Conservation Law Foundation v. Trump
New England fishermen urge court to uphold rollback of illegal fishing ban
Two fishermen, Vermonter Bob Conrad and New Yorker Frank Green, refuse to let that abuse of power go unchallenged.
Garrett Rhodes et al. v. Illinois Securities Department
Illinois citizen fights for jury trial in state penalty case
Garrett Rhodes challenges Illinois’ denial of a jury trial after agency proceedings imposed fines and a lifetime securities ban.
Willmore Lumber Company, Inc. v. United States Department of Labor, et al.
Family-run lumber company challenges OSHA’s power to skip the courtroom and be its own judge
Willmore Lumber challenges OSHA’s in-house enforcement process, arguing it violates constitutional rights to a neutral judge and jury.
David Kalahiki and Linda Twitchell v. Kali Watson
Hawaii renters face eviction from their homes due to state agency’s “blood quantum” rule
Hawaii residents file lawsuit challenging DHHL’s ancestry-based eviction policy under the Fourteenth Amendment’s Equal Protection Clause.
Sandy McCoy, et al. v. Stephen Brint Carlton, et al.
Texas nurses fight “pay to practice” scheme banning them from working without physician permission
Texas nurse practitioners sue to end mandatory paid physician agreements, saying the rule limits care access and violates economic liberty.
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.