Press Release

Charleston Tour Guides Challenge Unconstitutional License to Talk

• Institute for Justice
• January 28, 2016

Case

Charleston Tour Guides Challenge Unconstitutional License to Talk

• January 28, 2016

Post

Free Speech Means Not Needing a Lawyer on Speed Dial Before You Can Voice Your Opinion

• January 27, 2016

Press Release

Politicians Sue Colorado Mom into Silence Over Newspaper Ads

• Institute for Justice
• January 21, 2016

Case

Colorado’s private-enforcement law empowers political insiders to silence any ordinary speaker they disagree with.

• January 21, 2016

Post

Should public school teachers be forced to pay for speech they don’t agree with? IJ says no.

• January 11, 2016

Press Release

IJ Asks Supreme Court to Protect Grassroots Speech

• John Kramer
• December 22, 2015

Post

Occupational Speech Still Needs to be Reconciled by the U.S. Supreme Court

• December 4, 2015

Liberty & Law Article

VICTORY! Tour Guides in Savannah are Finally Free to Talk

• November 18, 2015

Liberty & Law Article

Dear Kentucky: You Can’t Censor Speech.

• November 17, 2015

Press Release

Victory for Savannah Tour Guides

• Institute for Justice
• October 15, 2015

Press Release

Victory for Advice Columnist

• Institute for Justice
• October 1, 2015

Press Release

Victory for Virginia Property Owner in Sign Fight: U.S. Supreme Court Vacates Lower Court Ruling That Government Could Suppress Protest Banner

• John Kramer
• June 29, 2015

Press Release

Final Victory Against Restrictive Minnesota Campaign Finance Law

• Matt Powers
• May 26, 2015

Press Release

First Amendment Scholars, National Free Speech Group, Prominent Activist and Low-Income Housing Provider Urge U.S. Supreme Court to Hear Major Case at the Intersection of Free Speech and Property Rights

• Matt Powers
• May 5, 2015

Press Release

Case Appealed to U.S. Supreme Court Shows How If We Lose One Right, We Can Lose Them All

• Matt Powers
• April 1, 2015

Press Release

Washington State Government Throws in the Towel After Four Years of Battling Ordinary Citizens Who Dared to Engage in Political Speech

• Matt Powers
• April 1, 2015

Press Release

Texas Veterinarian Will Ask U.S. Supreme Court to Hear Free Speech Case about Advice over the Internet

• Matt Powers
• March 30, 2015

Press Release

Analysis: Free Speech Wins in Minn. 2014 Election Season

• J. Justin Wilson
• February 24, 2015

Press Release

Victory for ‘Caveman’ Blogger in Free Speech Fight

• J. Justin Wilson
• February 18, 2015

Press Release

Texas Breweries Sue State Over Alcohol Regulation

• J. Justin Wilson
• December 10, 2014

Case

Censored in Florida: Creamery Owner Sues to End Labeling Censorship

• November 20, 2014

Case

Government Cannot Decide Who Is, Or Is Not, Allowed To Tell A Story

• November 17, 2014

Case

Donors, Candidates Sue to Overturn Restrictive Campaign Finance Law: Minnesota Regulation Dishes Out First Amendment Rights on a First-Come, First-Served Basis

• April 9, 2014

Case

Got Free Speech? Oregon Dairy Farmer Challenges Censorship of Raw Milk Advertising

• November 19, 2013

Case

Sacramento Sign Police Target Small Business: Gym Tells City It Needs To Get With The Program

• August 13, 2013

Case

Psychology Board Censors Advice Column: America’s Longest-Running Advice Columnist Files Free Speech Lawsuit After Being Threatened with Jail and Told to Stop Publishing His Column in Kentucky

• July 18, 2013

Case

Washington’s Public Disclosure Commission vs. America’s Civil Rights Laws: Government Agency Seeks to Silence Not Only Citizen Activists, But Their Public Interest Lawyers, Too

• June 13, 2013

Case

Retired Texas Vet’s Free-Speech Fight to Keep Helping Animals

• April 9, 2013

Case

Putting a New Face on Liberty: Nevada Makeup Artists Fight for Their Right to Teach

• June 19, 2012