WLF urged the U.S. Supreme Court to uphold a Sixth Circuit decision that prevented the Video Privacy Protection Act from being used as a cudgel against personalized advertising.

Agreeing with the perspective of WLF's brief, the Court overruled its 1935 decision in Humphrey’s Executor and clarified that Congress cannot restrict the President’s authority to remove FTC commissioners at will.

WLF urged the Supreme Court to grant review in a case that asks the Court to overrule one of its worst First and Fifth Amendment precedents, PruneYard v. Robins.

The Court's request that the U.S. government file a brief is a positive signal for those who oppose States' use of disclosure mandates in place of product regulation.

Agreeing with a brief WLF filed with several trade groups, the Court reversed a Missouri court decision allowing state-law liability for failing to add a carcinogen warning to an EPA-approved pesticide label.

The Supreme Court overturned an appeals court decision that would have allowed activists to impose massive liability on U.S. entities for “aiding and abetting” a third-party’s alleged human rights violations overseas.

Interest in uniform rules for artificial intelligence is rising in the U.S. Congress, but supportive has not coalesced around one approach, leaving the States in the driver's seat.