Press Release Police Arrested a Grandmother for Feeding People in Need. Now, She’s Fighting Back in Federal Court. Dan King October 25, 2022
Case Woman Challenges Arizona City's Ban on Feeding People for "Charitable Purposes" October 25, 2022
Press Release Instead of Arresting Experienced Roofers, Florida Should Make It Easier for Them to Aid Hurricane Ian Recovery Andrew Wimer October 12, 2022
Press Release New Jersey Town Changes Home Baking Laws Following Letter from Institute for Justice Dan King October 11, 2022
Case Entrepreneur Fined $1,000 for Using Public Information to Draw Lines on Maps Files Federal Lawsuit Against California September 29, 2022
Press Release Entrepreneur Fined $1,000 for Using Public Information to Draw Lines on Maps Files Federal Lawsuit Against Innovation Stifling California Regulations Dan King September 29, 2022
Press Release New Study: Occupational Licenses Do Not Increase Quality of Service Dan King September 20, 2022
Press Release Public Interest Law Firm Calls on Long Beach to Stop Its Attack on Food Trucks Dan King September 19, 2022
Press Release Licensed Eyelash Extension Specialist Prevented by Cosmetology Board from Doing Her Job Fights Back in State Court Dan King September 7, 2022
Press Release Rio Grande Valley Food Trucks Ask Texas Supreme Court to Hear Challenge Against South Padre Island’s Anticompetitive Restrictions Dan King August 25, 2022
Press Release South Carolina Supreme Court Okays Challenge To Protectionist Ban on Online Vision Tests Matt Powers August 24, 2022
Press Release Following Letter from Institute for Justice, Denver Partially Repeals Food Truck Ban Dan King August 19, 2022
Press Release Federal Court Upholds Onerous Education Requirements for D.C. Day Care Workers Institute for Justice August 12, 2022
Press Release Health Coach Threatened with Jail and Fines for Offering Dietary Advice Asks U.S. Supreme Court to Hear Her Case Andrew Wimer August 11, 2022
Press Release Lakeway Changes Home Business Law, But Major Concerns Still Remain Dan King August 2, 2022
Press Release Aspiring Counselor Will Appeal Case Challenging Virginia’s Criminal-History Discrimination Andrew Wimer August 2, 2022
Press Release U.S. Supreme Court Appeal: Immigrant Entrepreneurs Challenge Law that Let Hospital Conglomerates Stop Their Home Health Care Business Andrew Wimer July 13, 2022
Press Release Rhode Island Becomes Final State to Allow All Residents to Sell Cottage Foods Institute for Justice June 28, 2022
Press Release New Louisiana Law Helps People with Criminal Records Find Work J. Justin Wilson June 22, 2022
Press Release Eye Doctor will Appeal Dismissal of Challenge to North Carolina’s Anti-Competitive Certificate of Need Law J. Justin Wilson June 21, 2022
Press Release Two New Illinois Laws Seek to Break Down Barriers to Employment and Entrepreneurship Andrew Wimer June 16, 2022
Press Release Despite Setback in Court, Former California Prison Firefighters Will Continue to Fight for EMT Certification Andrew Wimer June 13, 2022
Press Release Court Gives South Padre Island Immunity from Food Truck Lawsuit; IJ Will Appeal Constitutional Challenge to Texas Supreme Court Dan King June 10, 2022
Press Release New Minnesota Law Helps People with Criminal Records Find Work J. Justin Wilson June 3, 2022
Press Release Court Rules that Louisville Council Members Willfully Withheld Public Records Over Food Truck Fight Andrew Wimer May 27, 2022
Press Release FCC Threatens to Take Knoxville’s Only Black Owned Radio Station Off the Air Over Owner’s Personal Tax Conviction Andrew Wimer May 25, 2022
Case Feds Threaten to End Only Black Radio Station in Knoxville Over Owner’s Personal Tax Conviction May 25, 2022
Press Release Public Interest Law Firm Calls On New Jersey Borough to Allow Home Bakers to Sell Cookies Without Paying Thousands of Dollars, Complying With Unrelated Rules Dan King May 24, 2022
