News NC Supreme Court gets second chance to do right thing on CON law Renée Flaherty and Daryl James September 18, 2023
News FCC judge rules that Knoxville’s only Black-owned radio station can keep its license Jonathan Franklin September 18, 2023
News FCC Judge rules that Knoxville’s only Black-owned radio station should keep its license September 15, 2023
News Judge rules in favor of Knoxville’s only black-owned radio station in FCC license case Dominic Webster September 15, 2023
News Knoxville’s Black-owned radio station WJBE prevails in FCC case to strip broadcast license Angela Dennis September 15, 2023
Press Release FCC Judge Rules that Knoxville’s Only Black-Owned Radio Station Should Keep Its License Andrew Wimer September 15, 2023
Press Release Pasadena Mechanic Files New Lawsuit Challenging City’s Breach of Contract, Unequal Treatment Dan King September 14, 2023
Press Release Va. Governor Pardons Man Who Challenged the State’s Lifetime Ban on Hiring Addiction Counselors with Criminal Records Andrew Wimer September 11, 2023
News The impact of certificate of need laws on rural health care Jaimie Cavanaugh and Daryl James September 9, 2023
News Critics say proposals to merge, purge state boards could put Iowans at risk Robin Opsahl September 7, 2023
Press Release NEW DATA: No Foodborne Illness Reported in Seven States That Allow Sale of Homemade Perishable Food Dan King September 6, 2023
Press Release North Carolina Supreme Court Will Consider Challenge to State’s Anti-Competitive Medical Monopoly Law J. Justin Wilson September 5, 2023
News Is starting a business in Fort Worth getting easier? City has a ways to go, study finds Seth Bodine August 31, 2023
Press Release Small Business Owner Challenges Indiana’s Unconstitutional Restrictions on Discussing End-of-Life Care Dan King August 31, 2023
News 70 Million – Highway Robbery: How a Small Town Traffic Trap Became A Legal Black Hole Anita Johnson August 30, 2023
Press Release Minnesota Stops Punishing Woman for Crime She Never Committed, Following Letter from Public Interest Law Firm Dan King August 28, 2023
News The Government Makes It Harder for the Formerly Incarcerated to Be Good Citizens Andrew Ward & Jared McClain August 27, 2023
Post AOC’s Response to NYC Street Vendor Crackdown Highlights Need for Regulatory Overhaul August 23, 2023
News New California bill expands microenterprise home kitchen operations Misha DiBono August 23, 2023
News Kentucky has created a legal monopoly for healthcare. The effects are destructive. Jaimie Cavanaugh and Phillip Suderman August 23, 2023
News From cupcakes to cheesecake, bakers look to expand CT’s cottage kitchen license Kayla Mutchler August 20, 2023
