Client Win: Womble v. Chrisman
Client win: We are pleased to share another significant victory for our team and, more importantly, for our client Joseph Womble. […]
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Partner Spotlight: Julian Ellis Addresses Quiet Communities Noise Pollution Symposium
First & Fourteenth partner Julian Ellis joined the University of Denver – Sturm College of Law‘s symposium, “Coming to a
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Welcome to the Team: Thalia Mederos
Meet Thalia Mederos, Paralegal at First & Fourteenth Thalia Mederos is a paralegal at First & Fourteenth, where she puts
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First & Fourteenth has Filed a Complaint on Behalf of the Dominican Sisters of Hawthorne
First & Fourteenth has filed a complaint on behalf of the Dominican Sisters of Hawthorne challenging a New York mandate
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Federalist Society Spotlight: Dinner & Reflections from the Front Line with Lincoln Davis Wilson
First & Fourteenth partner Lincoln Davis Wilson will join the Federalist Society’s New Jersey Lawyers Chapter for a dinner discussion
Legal Commentary: Student Challenges School Censorship
A case now before the U.S. District Court for the Western District of North Carolina raises significant questions about how
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Podcast Feature: Colorado Chamber Office Hours
First & Fourteenth partner Julian Ellis recently joined The Colorado Chamber of Commerce Office Hours podcast to discuss Colorado House
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The U.S. Supreme Court Held that Colorado Engaged in Viewpoint Discrimination and Violated the First Amendment
The U.S. Supreme Court held that Colorado engaged in viewpoint discrimination and violated the First Amendment when it banned licensed
The U.S. Supreme Court Stays State Trial Court Order Requiring Redistricting in Kosinski v. Williams
The U.S. Supreme Court in Kosinski v. Williams stayed a state trial court order that had required New York to
Happy Easter
From all of us at First & Fourteenth, Happy Easter. On this day, we pause with gratitude for the hope