Major Victory: Texas Supreme Court Protects Judges’ Right to Perform Weddings in Line with Their Beliefs
The Texas Supreme Court clarified the judicial code protecting judges’ right to perform weddings in line with their beliefs.
Kraft Heinz and Former Employee Reach Amicable Resolution to Religious Discrimination Lawsuit
We are happy to announce an amicable resolution in our case involving Colette McCadd and faith regarding the COVID-19 vaccine.
Employers Slow to Adapt to Changing Religious Legal Landscape
First Liberty employment attorney Cliff Martin explains the new standard for religious accommodation in the workplace.
Tennessee School Says ‘No’ to a Faith-Based Sports Club
We sent a letter informing a Tennessee school board of students’ rights to start faith-based sports clubs at their schools.
California School District Dismisses Its Own Appeal; Allows Parents to Opt Children Out of Radical Gender Ideology
We secured a big victory for the Encinas family. The Encinitas Union School District has voluntarily dismissed its federal appeal.
Politicians, Strategists Aggressively Push for Radical ‘Court Reform’ After Off-Year Election Results
After the election results went their way, partisans and judicial activists wasted no time in calling for “reform” of the Supreme Court.
