WLF urges the Ninth Circuit to reverse a district court order that permits privacy claims based on the routine transmission of IP addresses.

Attorney General Paxton's investigation of pesticide residues in food products represents precautionary overkill where a surgical solution, if one is needed, would be better for the public.

Joined by three non-profit groups, WLF urged the Supreme Court to review a decision that the Sixth Amendment does not require a jury to determine the facts necessary for criminal forfeiture.

HIGHLIGHTS: 6 amicus filings – 1 victory – 8 publications – 1 program

WLF urged the DC Circuit to reverse a sweeping remedies decree against Google LLC that exceed the equitable bounds of antitrust relief.

A long-anticipated STB statement on ICCTA preemption can advance cost-saving uniform regulation of rail transportation by deterring State and local intrusions into federal authority.

WLF urged the U.S. Supreme Court to grant review to decide whether a Pennsylvania state court can exercise jurisdiction over a dispute between two out-of-state parties arising from an out-of-state injury.