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

Florida Man Could Lose His Home For Having Long Grass

Lawsuit Challenges City of Dunedin’s Attempt to Foreclose on Homeowner Fined Nearly $30,000 for Having Long Grass

Florida Legislature Passes Fresh Start Amendment to Clear the Path to Jobs for Individuals with Criminal Records

Texas Supreme Court Rules that the Government Cannot Lie to You and then Hold It Against You in Court

Bill Protecting the Right to Grow Your Own Food Heads to the Governor

Miami-area couple is now free to re-plant garden that their village ordered removed

Nebraska Soon To Allow the Sale of More Homemade Food

Change in law will create new small businesses and allow more local food choices

Judge Gives Preliminary Approval to Philadelphia Forfeiture Class Action Settlement

Starting May 24, 2019, Philadelphians whose property was taken by the city using civil forfeiture can apply for compensation

Class Action Lawsuit Challenges Chicago’s Impound Racket

Car owners are fighting back against unconstitutional fines, fees and car seizures.

Legislation to Clear the Way for New Hospitals Headed to Governor’s Desk

Safe at Home: Atlantic City’s Piano Man Wins Eminent Domain Fight Once and for All

Casino Authority Gives Up after New Jersey Appellate Court Loss; Charlie Birnbaum’s Longtime Family Home is Now Safe from Eminent Domain Abuse

Amicus Briefs Urge U.S. Supreme Court to Accept Case In Which State Discriminated Against Parents Who Select Religious Schools for Their Children

Montana Supreme Court Ruled the State Must Discriminate; Case Now Appealed to U.S. Supreme Court

North Dakota Eliminates Licenses for Braiding Hair and Threading Eyebrows

Lancaster Newspaper Teams Up With National Law Firm to Make Forfeiture Records Public

Pennsylvanians have the right to know about the property that local law enforcement takes and how it spends the proceeds

Lawsuit Challenges Indiana’s Ban on Using Online Eye Tests to Obtain Prescriptions

Arizona Becomes First State to Broadly Recognize Out-of-State Licenses