Pacific Legal Foundation

The American Alliance for Equal Rights claims Alabama governor is attempting to circumvent its lawsuit.

The Alabama Real Estate Appraisers Board is being sued because it allegedly won’t consider a white applicant.

The plaintiffs’ lawyers are hoping to expand the Supreme Court’s ban on the use of race in admissions to other aspects of education.

Attorney says grant program runs afoul of Constitution’s equal protection guarantees.

The federal rule forces businesses to treat contractors as employees, driving up business costs and making contractors less attractive to hire.

Do No Harm argues that reserving board seats for minorities is unconstitutional.

An Illinois couple disputes a big fine and the system that imposed it.

A doctor and a patient argue in a new federal lawsuit that it is unconstitutional to forbid telehealth consultations and care.

White residents denied an appointment to a city human rights commission are suing Asheville, North Carolina, for racial discrimination.

A small business argues in federal court that law violates the First Amendment by insisting on pre-approval of public murals.

Landscapers say city rules forcing them to send business to minority-owner contractors run afoul of the U.S. Constitution.

A federal judge tossed a motion by the city of Seattle, Washington, to dismiss a lawsuit a white former city employee filed over mandatory cultural sensitivity programs he claims constitute anti-white racial indoctrination.

Two doctors are suing the Medical Board of California over a law that forces physicians and educators of physicians to accept radical political and racial indoctrination in order to maintain a medical license.

The American Alliance for Equal Rights claims Alabama governor is attempting to circumvent its lawsuit.

The Alabama Real Estate Appraisers Board is being sued because it allegedly won’t consider a white applicant.

The plaintiffs’ lawyers are hoping to expand the Supreme Court’s ban on the use of race in admissions to other aspects of education.

Attorney says grant program runs afoul of Constitution’s equal protection guarantees.

The federal rule forces businesses to treat contractors as employees, driving up business costs and making contractors less attractive to hire.

Do No Harm argues that reserving board seats for minorities is unconstitutional.

An Illinois couple disputes a big fine and the system that imposed it.

A doctor and a patient argue in a new federal lawsuit that it is unconstitutional to forbid telehealth consultations and care.

White residents denied an appointment to a city human rights commission are suing Asheville, North Carolina, for racial discrimination.

A small business argues in federal court that law violates the First Amendment by insisting on pre-approval of public murals.

Landscapers say city rules forcing them to send business to minority-owner contractors run afoul of the U.S. Constitution.

A federal judge tossed a motion by the city of Seattle, Washington, to dismiss a lawsuit a white former city employee filed over mandatory cultural sensitivity programs he claims constitute anti-white racial indoctrination.

Two doctors are suing the Medical Board of California over a law that forces physicians and educators of physicians to accept radical political and racial indoctrination in order to maintain a medical license.