WLF supports the dismissal of a lawsuit that, despite Congress's refusal to create a private right of action, attempts to enforce the terms of a federal healthcare statute.

WLF urges the Ninth Circuit to affirm dismissal of an ERISA class action against AT&T Services which, if allowed to proceed, would deter employers from offering retirement plans.

WLF asked the U.S. Supreme Court to reverse a Ninth Circuit ruling that allows federal courts to impose civil contempt for violating an injunction’s “spirit.”

Were FDA to expand the warning language it requires in prescription drug ads, a constitutional challenge should strongly question the agency's asserted "state interest" for such a speech burden.

Joined by a former EPA Administrator, WLF's amicus brief urges the Supreme Court to review two DC Circuit decisions that improperly altered a federal law aimed at national air standards.

An Oregon law shifting plastics and packaging recycling responsibility to producers survived a constitutional challenge, but the plaintiffs have strong arguments to make on appeal.

Basic economic theory counter policymakers' claims, made in support of bans and regulations, that surveillance pricing increases grocery costs.