Press Release Oklahoma Town Raises Surcharge to Pay Attorneys Rather Than Pay Its Obligation to Property Owners Andrew Wimer September 10, 2024
Press Release Distinguished Civil Rights Group and Homeowner in Landmark Supreme Court Case Support Family Hardware Store’s Fight Against Eminent Domain Andrew Wimer September 10, 2024
Press Release Wilmington Will Reform Impound Practices to End Lawsuit from Residents Andrew Wimer September 6, 2024
Press Release Georgia Public Service Commission Greenlights Railroad’s Landgrab; Property Owners Will Appeal in Court Dan King September 4, 2024
Post Maine’s Struggles with Overly Restrictive Zoning, NIMBYism Isn’t Unique. It’s a Direct Reflection of the Issues Dozens of States Face. August 16, 2024
Case Family Jewelry Business Fights Back to End Predatory Civil Forfeitures at Indianapolis FedEx Hub August 12, 2024
Press Release Family Jewelry Business Fights Back to End Predatory Civil Forfeitures at Indianapolis FedEx Hub Andrew Wimer August 12, 2024
Press Release Public Interest Law Firm Calls on Supreme Court to Address Louisiana’s Abuse of Short Statutes of Limitations to Prevent Civil Rights Lawsuits Dan King August 8, 2024
Press Release Lawsuit Forces Release of Operation Rolling Thunder Records Andrew Wimer August 5, 2024
Case New petition asks Supreme Court to let woman’s suit against her abuser’s enabler move forward after nearly a decade in court. August 5, 2024
Press Release New Jersey Parents Back in Court with Updated Lawsuit Against Baby Blood Retention Program After State Officials Refuse to Get Parents’ Consent Dan King August 2, 2024
Press Release Public Interest Law Firm Calls on Ohio City to Cease Efforts to Unconstitutionally Ban Food Trucks on Private Property Matthew Prensky August 1, 2024
Post Two Decades After Kelo, North Carolina Seems Doomed to Repeat One of America’s Most Infamous Cases of Eminent Domain Abuse July 31, 2024
Press Release Oklahoma Supreme Court Said City Owes Her Over $200,000—But Now She Has to Sue Again to Be Paid Andrew Wimer July 30, 2024
Press Release Meridian Woman Will Seek Further Review in Case Challenging City’s Ban on Tiny Homes on Wheels Matt Powers July 23, 2024
Press Release South Bend Mom’s Fight for Compensation After Police Raid Moves Forward Andrew Wimer July 23, 2024
Press Release Michigan Supreme Court Rules Against Detroit’s Car Forfeiture Machine Andrew Wimer July 23, 2024
Press Release Public Interest Law Firm Calls on City of South Fulton to Allow African Hair Braiding Business to Open Matthew Prensky July 23, 2024
Press Release Public Interest Law Firm Calls on Town of Highlands to Abandon Efforts to Crack Down on Short-Term Rentals Matthew Prensky July 17, 2024
Post Across America, Reforms to Address Housing Shortages Face Stiff Opposition from Some Local Residents July 12, 2024
Press Release New Institute for Justice Video Exposes Unconstitutional Airport Interdiction Tactics Andrew Wimer July 11, 2024
Press Release Seattle Homeowner Vows to Appeal Federal Judge’s Dismissal of Lawsuit Challenging Mandatory Housing Affordability Law J. Justin Wilson July 1, 2024
Press Release Louisiana Supreme Court Rules Property Owners are Entitled to Compensation After Sewerage Board Caused Hundreds of Thousands of Dollars in Damage Dan King July 1, 2024
Press Release Innocent Woman Whose Home Was Destroyed by SWAT Team Petitions Supreme Court to Hear Case Seeking Compensation Dan King June 28, 2024
Press Release Institute for Justice Praises Supreme Court Ruling that the Government Must Try Fines Cases in Front of Juries Andrew Wimer June 27, 2024
Press Release New York Man Fined for Code Violation He Didn’t Commit Will Appeal Court’s Decision Dismissing His Suit Against City’s ‘Unreviewable’ Fines Scheme Dan King June 27, 2024
Post More Than 100 Years After its Creation, Officials Seem to Finally Realize That Overly Restrictive Zoning is Problematic June 14, 2024
