Events

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…

Pacific Legal Foundation seeks papers for a research roundtable on the landmark regulatory takings case, Penn Central Transportation Company v. City of New York, to be held in October 2023. Please submit a brief proposal that describes your thesis and how your paper will contribute to the legal discussion regarding how to fix or replace …

Pacific Legal Foundation’s Center for the Separation of Powers seeks papers for a research roundtable on ending agency adjudication of private rights to be held near the end of October. Today, both federal and state agencies with the power to issue substantive regulations, investigate potential violations, and institute enforcement actions often al …

All Americans have the right to feel safe in their homes. Especially children, and especially from warrantless government searches and seizures. Unfortunately, as Josh Sabey and Sarah Perkins can attest, these fundamental Fourth Amendment protections are too often ignored by state and federal agencies with devastating results to both liberty and se …

“In the Face of Giants”—the latest edition of Pacific Legal Foundation’s quarterly magazine Sword&Scales—unfolds the stories that define PLF: our heroic clients and their battles for justice…

On Wednesday, April 26, after arguing Geraldine’s case at the Supreme Court in the morning, PLF’s Christina Martin will join other litigators and experts for a 4:30 p.m. panel discussion and celeb…

Our panel of PLF attorneys and amici partners will be sitting down to dive in deep and discuss the essential arguments in this case and respond to critics from the other side.