IJ Helps Small Businesses Keep Their Doors Open—Online

IJ Won’t Be CONned: Two New Lawsuits Challenging State Certificate of Need Laws

RESCHEDULED: IJ’s Partners Retreat Moved to Fall 2021

Opening Opportunities and Challenging Government Abuse: IJ Responds to COVID-19

IJ’s Wave of Legislative Victories Lifts Economic Hopes

A New Weapon in IJ’s Fight Against Abusive Fines and Fees

Property Owners Sue to Ensure “No Trespassing” Signs Apply to Government, Too

Update on IJ’s Project on Immunity and Accountability

Are Government Officials Above the Law?

Institute for Justice Clinic on Entrepreneurship Asks Small Business Administration to Eliminate Barriers to Emergency Loans

Requirements not outlined in the law make it difficult for low-income and minority-owned businesses to access funds

Georgia Lactation Consultants Score Major Win at Georgia Supreme Court

Decision allows legal challenge against unconstitutional licensing law to proceed

Arizona Engineer Will Appeal Engineering License Lawsuit

Tennessee Parents Blast Court Ruling Against ESA Program

Absent appellate relief, Tennessee parents won’t be able to use ESA program next school year

Nevada Parents Will Appeal Decision in Case to Restore Tax Credits for Scholarships

Nevada Supreme Court is next stop for case challenging whether elimination of tax credits conforms with the state constitution

Tennessee Parents Defending ESA Program In Court Vow To Appeal Ruling

Program intended to give thousands of Tennessean families access to better schools