Case Washington Physical Therapist Sues Leavenworth for the Right to Run a Small In-home Practice in Her Own Home July 7, 2026
Press Release New Illinois Law Allows Barbers and Cosmetologists to Learn and Earn Andrew Wimer July 7, 2026
Press Release Virginia Counselor Wins Lawsuit Challenging District of Columbia’s Restrictions on Teletherapy Sessions Dan King June 25, 2026
Press Release Waxahachie Entrepreneur Sues City Over Unconstitutional Construction Dumpster Monopoly Matt Powers June 24, 2026
Press Release After Miami Gardens Drops Illegal Ban on Food Trucks, Law Firm Urges Aventura to Do the Same Christopher Ingraham June 16, 2026
Press Release Indiana Town’s Food Truck Restrictions Are Bad Policy and Unconstitutional, Law Firm Warns Christopher Ingraham June 11, 2026
Case Private School, Teacher, and Parent Fight for Integrity, Innovation, and the Century-Old Promise of Freedom June 10, 2026
Press Release Institute for Justice Applauds Colorado for Removing Licensing Barriers for Beauty Work Phillip Suderman June 4, 2026
Press Release Victory! City of Jacksonville, NC, Chooses Not to Appeal Food Truck Decision, Cuts Checks Instead Phillip Suderman May 28, 2026
Press Release Institute for Justice Tells Wisconsin: Forming an LLC Doesn’t Make Cookies Dangerous Christopher Ingraham May 27, 2026
Press Release Institute for Justice Applauds Tennessee for Removing Burdensome Regulations for Makeup Artists Phillip Suderman May 22, 2026
Case Pennsylvania real estate broker files lawsuit challenging law requiring brokers to have brick-and-mortar offices May 20, 2026
Press Release Pennsylvania Real Estate Broker Files Lawsuit Challenging Pennsylvania Law Requiring Brokers to Have Brick-and-Mortar Offices Dan King May 20, 2026
Case Institute for Justice joins lawsuit defending family bar threatened with fines and even jail time for using “barbershop” theme to honor owners’ late father May 12, 2026
Press Release Institute for Justice Applauds Oklahoma for Expanding Food Freedom Act Phillip Suderman May 11, 2026
Press Release Public Interest Law Firm Applauds West Virginia for Easing Restrictions on Selling Homemade Foods Dan King April 1, 2026
Press Release Federal Court Rules Eastern Shore Town, Councilman Violated Constitution When Councilman Cut Pipe Attached to Food Truck Dan King March 31, 2026
Press Release Nashville Home-based Business Owners Cement Victory Over Customer Restrictions Dan King March 25, 2026
Case Small Business Challenges Oklahoma's Unconstitutional Restrictions on Casket Sales February 5, 2026
Press Release Oklahoma Small Business Files Lawsuit Challenging State’s Unconstitutional Restrictions on Selling Caskets Dan King February 5, 2026
Press Release South Carolina Supreme Court Upholds Ban on Online Vision Tests Matt Powers January 21, 2026
Press Release Five West Virginia Cities Partner with National Non-Profit to Streamline Process for Opening Businesses Dan King January 21, 2026
Press Release Public Interest Law Firm Asks Miami Gardens to Stop Defying State Law and Allow Food Trucks to Operate Matt Powers January 13, 2026
Press Release New Report Shows Despite Recent Reforms, Austin Among Worst Cities for Opening a New Business Dan King November 12, 2025
Case Swim Instructor Sues After City Changed Its Tune and Banned Her Backyard Business November 5, 2025
Press Release Public Interest Law Firm Applauds Kansas City for Reforming Business Regulations Dan King October 31, 2025
Press Release Pasadena Mechanic to Keep Fighting After Appeals Court Dismisses His Breach of Contract Lawsuit Against City Dan King October 29, 2025
Press Release Public Interest Law Firm Demands Georgia City Repeal Ordinance Banning Competition from Food Trucks Matt Powers October 23, 2025
Press Release Victory! Federal Court Says Virginia Can’t Stop Counselor from Helping Patients Matt Powers October 1, 2025
