Federal Appeals Court Protects Freedom of Religious Groups in Hiring
In a major ruling, the 9th Circuit protected the rights of religious organizations to hire only those who agree with their religious beliefs.
Federal Appeals Court Victory for Physician Assistant Fired for Religious Beliefs
An appellate court decided Valerie Kloosterman can have her day in court after UM Health System fired her for her religious beliefs.
First Liberty Argues for Fired Flight Attendants in Federal Appeals Court
Today, Senior Counsel Stephanie Taub is arguing on behalf of our clients Lacey Smith & Marli Brown at the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals.
After Getting Fired, This Flight Attendant Knew She Couldn’t Let Discrimination Fly
After getting fired for asking a question about the Equality Act, Lacey showed courage when she took on Alaska Airlines in federal court.
Alaska Airlines Used to Be a Faith-Friendly Business. What Changed?
Alaska Airlines fired our clients for their religious beliefs. But the company wasn’t always this hostile to religion.
Three Women Who Stood for Biblical Truth—and Got Fired
In a world that demands silence from people of faith, Jocelyn, Valerie and Lacey said “No”. Each one is a story of unshakeable courage.
