Press Release

Public Interest Law Firm Calls on City of Germantown to Cease Enforcement Against Resident Over “Spooky” Christmas Decorations

• Matthew Prensky
• January 16, 2025

Press Release

Public Interest Law Firm Condemns City of Germantown for Fining Resident Over “Spooky” Christmas Decorations

• Matthew Prensky
• January 13, 2025

Press Release

Public Interest Law Firm Urges Westfield, New Jersey Leaders to Amend Ordinance Giving Officials Ability to Censor Opponents

• Matthew Prensky
• October 21, 2024

Press Release

Public Interest Law Firm Calls on City of Ellisville to Allow Special Needs Education Center to Remain Open

• Matthew Prensky
• April 11, 2024

Press Release

Over a Year After Donut Mural Lawsuit, Officials Ask Conway Voters to Make Them the Speech Police

• Dan King
• April 8, 2024

Press Release

Victory! Honolulu Agrees to Suspend Enforcement of Unconstitutional Ordinance, Saving Local Businesses

• Matthew Prensky
• March 22, 2024

Press Release

Public Interest Law Firm Urges Honolulu to Change Sign Regulations to Save Businesses, Protect Free Speech Rights

• Matthew Prensky
• February 26, 2024

Press Release

Bakery Will Continue First Amendment Suit After Vote to Change Definition of ‘Sign’ Fails

• Dan King
• April 12, 2023

Press Release

Bakery Owner Sues New Hampshire Town After Officials Demand He Paint Over Donut Mural Made by High Schoolers

• Dan King
• January 31, 2023

Case

High school art class painted donut mural for bakery, town demands their work be painted over

• January 31, 2023

Liberty & Law Article

Signs of Progress in Chicago

• September 21, 2021

Press Release

Entrepreneurship Advocates Call on Chicago City Council to Finally Reform Sign Approvals

• Andrew Wimer
• June 29, 2021

Press Release

Victory for Art in Mandan, ND: Lonesome Dove’s Lawsuit Against City Comes to an End

• Institute for Justice
• February 21, 2020

Liberty & Law Article

IJ’s TRO Victory Delivers a TKO Against North Dakota Mural Police

• July 22, 2019

Press Release

Judge Issues Bar Owners Temporary Restraining Order Against Mandan’s “Mural Police”

• Institute for Justice
• May 23, 2019

Case

Mandan's "mural police" goes after art the city does not like

• May 21, 2019

Liberty & Law Article

Victory!

• March 26, 2018

Press Release

Mario Wins: Game Over for Orange Park Sign Code

• Institute for Justice
• September 26, 2017

Post

Washington City Rains on Yard Sales

• August 14, 2017

Press Release

Lawsuit Pits Super Mario Against Florida Town’s Sign Ban

• Institute for Justice
• April 6, 2017

Case

Video game store sues to protect its inflatable Mario sign

• April 6, 2017

Post

Show Me the Drink Specials

• January 27, 2017

Press Release

Another Victory for Virginia Property Owner in Sign Fight: Federal Appeals Court Rules City of Norfolk Violated the First Amendment

• John Kramer
• January 29, 2016

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

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

Case

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

• August 13, 2013

Case

Federal Appellate Court OKs City’s Crackdown on Protest Sign:
 4th Circuit fails to protect Norfolk business’ eminent domain protest banner; lawyers, business owners vow appeal to U.S. Supreme Court

• May 2, 2012

Case

IJ Fights to Unleash Free Speech: Challenging Arlington, Virginia’s Unconstitutional Sign Ordinance

• December 2, 2010

Case

Dallas Sign Ban Hurts Small Businesses, Violates First Amendment Rights: Law Makes It Nearly Impossible For Entrepreneurs to Advertise

• November 10, 2009