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 […]
Case Update: DOJ Moves to Intervene in First & Fourteenth’s Lawsuit on Behalf of the Dominican Sisters of Hawthorne
Case update: DOJ Moves to Intervene in First & Fourteenth’s Lawsuit on Behalf of the Dominican Sisters of Hawthorne Who
First & Fourteenth PLLC Filed Suit in Federal Court Against Colorado House Bill 26-1126
First & Fourteenth PLLC filed suit in federal court against Colorado House Bill 26-1126—a law that authorizes any “peace officer”
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The Colorado Supreme Court Rules that Colorado Law Recognizes a Public-Policy Exception to the At-Will Employment Doctrine for Employees Terminated for Lawfully Acting in Self-Defense at Work.
In Moreno v. Circle K Stores, Inc., a 72-year-old convenience store clerk was fired after instinctively extending her arms toward
Decision from the U.S. District Court for the District of Colorado Addresses a Recurring Question in Campaign-Finance Law
A recent decision from the U.S. District Court for the District of Colorado addresses a recurring question in campaign-finance law:
Supreme Court Addressed How Far a State May Go in Using Race to Comply with Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act When Drawing Congressional Districts.
In Louisiana v. Callais, the Supreme Court addressed how far a state may go in using race to comply with
First & Fourteenth and the Florida Attorney General’s Office Prevail Against Planned Parenthood’s Motion to Dismiss
Working alongside the Florida Attorney General’s office, First & Fourteenth prevailed against Planned Parenthood’s motion to dismiss the Florida Attorney
First & Fourteenth Joined with American First Legal to Challenge a School District Suspension
First & Fourteenth joined with America First Legal to file a federal lawsuit against Cherry Creek School District raising First
Client Win: Arizona CCEC v. Adrian Fontes
A state trial court has ruled in an Arizona ballot-access case challenging the Secretary of State’s decision to recognize the
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Memorial Day
Today, we pause to honor those who gave their lives in service to our country. From all of us at