New Proposal Would Slash Hours of Training Needed to Get Barber License

Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation proposes reduced requirements for barber licenses

Louisiana Hair Braiders File Lawsuit to Untangle State’s Unnecessary Braiding License

Louisiana has nation’s most onerous speciality braiding license

Congress Passes Bill to Protect Small-Business Owners from IRS Seizures

Alabama Enacts New Transparency Requirements for Civil Forfeiture

Free Speech Fight: Texas Veterinarian Heads to Appeals Court for Right to Give Advice Online

First Amendment Lawsuit Has Major Implications for Free Speech and Telepractice

New Report: Nation’s Largest Forfeiture Program Fails to Fight Crime

Extensive, Decade-Long Study Also Provides Fresh Evidence of “Policing for Profit” in Federal Equitable Sharing Program

Minnesota (Finally) Untangles Hair Braiders From Licensing Laws

Texas Supreme Court Declines to Hear Challenge to Alcohol Distribution Law

Craft breweries must continue forfeiting their own distribution rights

Maryland Court of Special Appeals Reinstates Baltimore Food Truck Restrictions

Food Truck Owners Will Appeal to State’s Highest Court

U.S. Supreme Court Denies Cert In Case Dealing with Pipeline Company’s Abuses of Eminent Domain

Pipeline Companies Nationwide Can Continue To Unlawfully Take Land Now and Pay (Much) Later

Judge Issues Bar Owners Temporary Restraining Order Against Mandan’s “Mural Police”

Judge says Mandan's restrictions "unlikely to survive constitutional muster"

Illinois Supreme Court Upholds Chicago’s Anti-Competitive Food Truck Rules

Ruling Means Fewer Options for Consumers and Fewer Opportunities for Food Industry Entrepreneurs

Savannah Judge Holds Tour-Guide License Unconstitutional

Ruling vindicates Savannah guides in long-running free-speech battle

Business Owners Bring Free Speech Lawsuit Against “Mural Police”

Lawsuit seeks to stop Mandan, North Dakota, from removing mural

Plaintiff in Successful Lawsuit Against Fort Pierce’s Food Truck Law Open for Business This Friday

Following a ruling by a judge, food truck owners are now able to serve customers in downtown Fort Pierce