News COMMENTARY: What do tombstone sellers and taxi drivers have in common? Linda Stamato October 3, 2016
News Tennessee’s Cosmetology Board Thinks It Can Regulate a Software Company Eric Boehm September 30, 2016
News Why It’s So Hard to Stop Bad Cops From Getting New Police Jobs Anthony L. Fisher September 30, 2016
Press Release First Round Victory: Judge Clears Way for Food Truck Lawsuit Institute for Justice September 29, 2016
News Food Trucks Win First Legal Battle Over Rule To Keep Them Away From Restaurants Chris Morran September 29, 2016
News Food truck operators score a win as lawsuit against city moves forward Jeff Abell September 29, 2016
News Judge denies motion to dismiss lawsuit over city’s food truck proximity law Ethan McLeod September 29, 2016
News Regulators take issue with one of Nashville’s newest on-demand startups Eleanor Kennedy September 28, 2016
News Tennessee Wants To Shut Down This Beauty And Health App For Offering ‘Highly Disturbing’ Competition Nick Sibilla September 27, 2016
News Mississippi man’s plan to pay bone marrow donors may be blocked by health department Whitney Downard September 27, 2016
News Clinton Suggests Paying States and Cities to Fix Bad Licensing Laws Eric Boehm September 26, 2016
News Michigan House Passes Bills Rolling Back Arbitrary ‘Handyman’ Licensing Jarrett Skorup September 24, 2016
News A Missouri court decided people can’t braid hair without a license out of “great deference” to government regulations Bonnie Kristian September 23, 2016
Press Release Federal Court Upholds Missouri Hair Braiding Licensing Scheme Institute for Justice September 21, 2016
