Updates

SLF ssues statement on court of appeals ruling in mandatory anti-racist teacher training lawsuit that reverses the district court’s decision to award the school district nearly $313,000 in attorney’s fees.

SLF joins public interest law organizations in calling on the United States Supreme Court to uphold incentives that encourage and protect civil rights litigation.

Southeastern Legal Foundation filed an amicus brief with the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in support of a first grader who was punished for an innocent drawing.

As part of the Right on Transparency coalition, Southeastern Legal Foundation and other leading public interest groups are have released a new model policy urging state governments to publish any guidance documents received by state agencies from the federal government.

A federal court in Georgia hears oral argument in Georgia Fruit and Vegetable Growers Association’s and Miles Berry Farm’s lawsuit against the Department of Labor.

Following amicus briefing from SLF, the United States Supreme Court overturns Chevron deference and rules that courts should interpret statutes, not agencies.

SLF joins organizations urging Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals to strike down SEC rule that will require companies to include environmental impact information in their financial disclosures.

SLF represents Georgia farmers and producers challenging new Department of Labor rule that would give more rights to foreign farm workers than American farm workers.

Farmers represented by Southeastern Legal Foundation and Mountain States Legal Foundation succeed in their request to halt USDA’s discriminatory federal aid program.

SLF is representing a Kentucky parent in federal court over a school district’s stonewalling tactics and failure to produce survey records.