Theis v. InterMountain Education Service District Board of Directors, now before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, […]
Legal Commentary: Ninth Circuit Decides if Books Allowed on Social Worker’s Desk Read Post »
Colorado’s constitutional ban on funding religious education is being challenged in federal court. Alongside co-counsel at First Liberty Institute, Miller
When Does Anti-Discrimination Law Become Compelled Speech? In Born Again Used Books v. Sullivan, attorneys at Alliance Defending Freedom filed suit
Legal Commentary: Christian Bookstore Sues Colorado Read Post »
Last week the Tenth Circuit took the rare step to rehear a criminal case en banc. The en banc proceedings
Case Update: Tenth Circuit Took the Rare Step to Rehear a Criminal Case En Banc Read Post »
Our firm represents Philip Peterson, the designated successor advisor to the Peterson Family Stewardship Fund, a donor-advised fund holding over
Case Filed: Donor-Advised Fund Dispute Against Waterstone Read Post »
The National Catholic Bioethics Center, in collaboration with the Knights of Columbus, is hosting its Workshop for Catholic Bishops in
Martin Nussbaum Speaking Engagement: “Protecting Dioceses from Gender Ideology” Read Post »
The U.S. Supreme Court recently heard argument in a campaign-finance case with potentially significant implications for political participation and the
Legal Commentary: SCOTUS Examines Campaign Finance Limits Read Post »
The U.S. Supreme Court has revived Bost v. Illinois State Board of Elections, holding that the candidate has standing to challenge
First & Fourteenth has filed a complaint on behalf of the Republican National Committee challenging a decision by Arizona Secretary
Complaint Filed: Republican National Committee v. Fontes Read Post »
Our firm represents eight residents adversely impacted by noise pollution from a new outdoor amphitheater constructed in the middle of
Case Filed: Noise Pollution in Colorado Springs Read Post »
