Agreeing with a WLF amicus brief, the Second Circuit held a city law forcing food-delivery apps to share information with restaurants violates their First Amendment rights.

WLF urged the Seventh Circuit to uphold the dismissal of a civil complaint filed by a Chinese citizen, living in China, sourced to harms he experienced in a Chinese prison because the law under which he sues does not allow such civil actions.

The legitimacy of federal common law, and its viability not just for environmental regulation, but other areas such as labor regulation, are at stake in the "Suncor Energy" case in which the Court will hear arguments this fall.

Adopting arguments WLF and the U.S. and California Chambers of Commerce advanced, the California Supreme Court rejected a radical new theory of product liability.

WLF urged the U.S. Supreme Court to affirm a lower-court decision rejecting the Department of Labor’s in-house adjudication of disputed monetary penalties arising under the H-2A guest-worker program.

7 amicus filings – 3 regulatory comments – 13 publications – 3 op-eds – 1 program

In a victory for WLF, the Sixth Circuit agreed to en banc review of a panel decision holding that a Federal Communications Commission (FCC) rule did not run afoul of the Congressional Review Act.