First & Fourteenth Files Amicus Brief on Behalf of Religious Organizations in Grand v. City of University Heights
First & Fourteenth filed an amicus brief on behalf of a coalition of national Catholic and Protestant religious organizations in […]
First & Fourteenth filed an amicus brief on behalf of a coalition of national Catholic and Protestant religious organizations in […]
First & Fourteenth has filed a complaint on behalf of the Dominican Sisters of Hawthorne challenging a New York mandate
First & Fourteenth has Filed a Complaint on Behalf of the Dominican Sisters of Hawthorne Read Post »
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit recently held in Union Gospel Mission of Yakima v. Brown that a
Colorado’s constitutional ban on funding religious education is being challenged in federal court. Alongside co-counsel at First Liberty Institute, Miller
First & Fourteenth was honored to host the fall meeting of the Rocky Mountain Region of the National Diocesan Attorneys Association
After years of proceedings, the Eagle County Board of County Commissioners unanimously approved Cornerstone’s expansion plans for their church and
We’re Pleased to Share a Major Victory for our Client, Cornerstone Christian Center. Read Post »
This month, a federal court issued a landmark ruling protecting religious liberty in healthcare. In Bella Health and Wellness v.
Defending Religious Freedom in Healthcare: A Critical Court Ruling Read Post »
On August 8, 2025, the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas permanently enjoined HHS and EEOC from
First & Fourteenth Attorneys Win Again; Protecting Ministries from Federal Mandates Read Post »
We are honored to represent five of the nation’s most distinguished First Amendment scholars—Michael McConnell, Douglas Laycock, Helen Alvaré, Carl
Amicus Brief Filed: Defending First Amendment Scholars in Washington State Read Post »
We’re proud to share that our partner, Martin Nussbaum, will be featured as a panelist at The Federalist Society‘s national
Federalist Society Spotlight: Exploring the Evolving Church Autonomy Doctrine Read Post »