The lawsuit challenges Medicare’s exclusion of audiologists from the private-pay option available to most healthcare ...

Erin Thompson, an Ohio horse trainer, challenges a federal horseracing regime that lets private regulators suspend, fine, and ...

Washington, DC; October 19, 2026: The Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case about public school admissions rules that cut Asian American enrollment in Montgomery County’s magnet middle schools. The ...

Pacific Legal Foundation is heading back to the Supreme Court next year with our case, The Association for Education Fairness (AFEF) v. Montgomery County Public Schools. Montgomery County, Maryland, ...

Government guidance documents are supposed to be merely nonbinding interpretations or policy statements, but this research report shows that they have become a major tool for shaping federal policy ...

Stanley Cary Gaylord is an Army veteran and an accomplished attorney. He specializes in eminent domain and inverse condemnation proceedings—a career inspired by his father-in-law, who had his property ...

Enforcers closing ranks. A criminal probe unfolding in secret. An unsuspecting worker hauled behind closed doors and grilled about his boss. Crushing punishment. This isn’t the government zeroing in ...

Seattle, Washington; September 28, 2026: A former City of Seattle employee who says the City’s race-focused workplace program fueled years of racial harassment against him won a key ruling today at ...

Ordinary Americans are taking on government overreach, and they’re winning. Support the fight. Pacific Legal Foundation defends Americans in court when their rights are threatened by government ...

In 2022, Aqua Dental, a Texas-based dental practice, terminated an employee who delivered a profanity-laced rant to a coworker. The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) then filed an administrative ...

After an impressive military career protecting the United States against foreign threats, Brigadier General Bill Don Farris is now fighting his own government for the right to exclude dangerous ...