The Georgia Supreme Court's refusal to enforce a noneconomic damages limit is an illegitimate and dangerous usurpation of legislative authority.

WLF joined a coalition amicus brief urging the Supreme Court to vacate the Fifth Circuit’s stay of the preliminary injunction against enforcement of Texas’s App Store Accountability Act.

Maryland's prohibition on certain terms in ads for renewable energy sales and compelled use of other language violated the First Amendment, a ruling that could have significant influence in other "greenwashing" legal battles.

A case the U.S. Supreme Court will consider later this year could severely compromise the NLRB's in-house administrative process and its ability to award back pay.

WLF urged the Supreme Court to clarify when federal courts can consider affirmative defenses, even if parties fail to timely raise them.

WLF urged the Ninth Circuit to reverse a district court order denying arbitration, a decision that nullified the parties' express contractual assents.

Rather than developing consistent, prescriptive rules for prediction markets, two federal agencies are utilizing civil and criminal tools to police political, economic, and corporate "events contracts."