Events

Pacific Legal Foundation’s Center for the Separation of Powers and Georgetown Journal of Law & Public Policy seek papers for a symposium on “Ensuring Democratic Accountability in the Administrative State,” to be held in February 2023, in Washington, DC. Proposal Submission Detail Please submit a brief proposal that describes your thesis and how …

For 50 years, Pacific Legal Foundation has stood shoulder-to-shoulder with ordinary Americans pitted against fearsome Goliaths—unjust government agencies with the power to destroy lives. We’ve stood with homeowners fighting to get their property back, entrepreneurs fighting for their livelihood, and parents fighting for their children’s future. N …

We are pleased to formally invite paper submissions for a Certificate of Need Research Conference, co-sponsored by the Knee Center for the Study of Occupational Regulation (CSOR) and Pacific Legal Fou…

Larry “Wil” Wilkins just wants to enjoy the serenity of his woodsy property in rural Montana. The self-described “mountain man” is a military veteran with PTSD who passes the time fishing, bla…

Owning property in America should bring you security, stability, and a sense of pride. It shouldn’t lock you into a yearslong legal battle with your own government. But all too often, that’s what happens.    Join Pacific Legal Foundation on Thursday, November 10 to discuss the precarious future of property rights. We’ll focus on two PLF …

Pacific Legal Foundation’s Center for the Separation of Powers, The Center for Growth and Opportunity, and George Mason University’s Law & Economics Center seek papers for a research roundtabl…

Laws spell out how governments operate; litigation induces courts to decide if laws are constitutional; and legislation can clarify or strengthen court decisions.  So, how can policy professionals cultivate the most effective interplay between public policy and the courts?  Join us for Public Interest Litigation & Policy, the fourth and final …