First & Fourteenth Wins at SCOTUS! Yesterday, the U.S. Supreme Court granted review in Roybal v. Griffith and vacated a
First & Fourteenth Secures Supreme Court Review in Roybal v. Griffith Read Post »
The Supreme Court has agreed to decide whether a family must prove group-wide statistical harm before a court will ask
Meet Jackson Tyler, Associate at First & Fourteenth Jackson is an associate in our Kansas City office. His practice focuses
Welcome to the Team: Jackson Tyler Read Post »
The Supreme Court will decide whether a left-leaning advocacy group can obtain discovery from President Trump’s Department of Government Efficiency
Supreme Court to Review Whether Presidential Advisory Body Is Subject to FOIA Discovery Read Post »
The Tenth Circuit upheld a Kansas law that prohibits private groups from partially prefilling mail-ballot applications before sending them to
Tenth Circuit Upholds Kansas Law Restricting Prefilled Mail-Ballot Applications Read Post »
Recently, the Fifth Circuit held that the federal ban on buying handguns directly from out-of-state dealers violates the Second Amendment.
Fifth Circuit Rejects Federal Restrictions on Direct Interstate Handgun Purchases Read Post »
First & Fourteenth partner Julian Ellis has been named Lawyer of the Year by the Colorado Civil Justice League. CCJL
First & Fourteenth helped defend Kansas Senate Bill 244 during a temporary injunction hearing last week in Lawrence, Kansas. SB
First & Fourteenth Helps Defend Kansas Senate Bill 244 at Temporary Injunction Hearing Read Post »
A Ninth Circuit panel has vacated a class-wide preliminary injunction requiring Oregon to presumptively house biological males who identify as
Yesterday, the U.S. Supreme Court agreed to hear a case about a Kentucky church that wanted to build a shrine
