Our Practice Areas
Focused expertise in complex constitutional litigation. We master the nuances of civil rights law to build unassailable cases against government overreach.
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Religious Freedom and Free Exercise
When government actions burden sincere religious practice or treat it as less important than comparable secular activity.
Who It Helps
Houses of worship, faith-based nonprofits, religious schools, and individuals facing religious discrimination.
Typical Matters
- •Challenges to discriminatory zoning laws against religious institutions
- •Defense of religious exemptions to government mandates
- •Protection of religious speech in public forums
- •Employment discrimination claims based on religious observance
Free Speech, Assembly, and Protest Rights
Protecting expression, gatherings, and protests where government must follow the First Amendment.
Who It Helps
Activists, community organizers, student groups, journalists, and citizens expressing dissenting or controversial viewpoints.
Typical Matters
- •First Amendment retaliation claims against law enforcement or government officials
- •Challenges to unconstitutional permit requirements for protests
- •Defense against SLAPP suits aimed at chilling free speech
- •Campus free speech litigation
Equal Protection and Anti-Discrimination
Challenging discriminatory policies and practices that violate the Fourteenth Amendment's guarantee of equal treatment under the law.
Who It Helps
Individuals and classes of people subjected to systemic bias by state actors, municipalities, or public institutions.
Typical Matters
- •Challenges to discriminatory government contracting policies
- •Litigation against unequal enforcement of local ordinances
- •Civil rights claims involving discriminatory policing practices
- •Voting rights and redistricting challenges
Federal Civil Rights Litigation
Title VI, Title VII, First Amendment, RFRA, RLUIPA, and related tools used to hold government officials and municipalities accountable.
Who It Helps
Victims of civil rights violations and abuses of state power.
Typical Matters
- •Title VI and Title VII claims
- •RFRA and RLUIPA litigation
- •Complex federal lawsuits brought under 42 U.S.C. § 1983
- •Overcoming qualified immunity defenses in federal court
Pre-Event Advice in Advance
Strategic counsel provided before a protest, organizational launch, or major public event to ensure constitutional protections are maximized.
Who It Helps
Protest organizers, advocacy groups planning civil disobedience, and organizations navigating complex regulatory environments.
Typical Matters
- •Permit application review and negotiation with municipalities
- •Risk assessment for planned demonstrations
- •Drafting constitutional compliance protocols for organizations
- •Rapid response legal planning for high-risk events
Trainings and Legal Updates
Educational seminars and briefings on the latest developments in constitutional law and civil rights jurisprudence.
Who It Helps
Nonprofit boards, religious leadership teams, community organizers, and student activists.
Typical Matters
- •Board briefings on religious liberty protections
- •Workshops on navigating government investigations
- •Updates on recent Supreme Court civil rights decisions
- •Customized constitutional compliance training for organizations
"Laws and Limits" Know Your Rights Resources
Accessible, legally accurate materials and videos designed to empower individuals to assert their constitutional rights.
Who It Helps
The general public, marginalized communities, and organizations seeking to educate their members.
Typical Matters
- •Guides for interacting with law enforcement
- •Resources for student speech rights on campus
- •Materials on religious accommodations in the workplace
- •Primers on navigating public records requests
Federal Court Jurisdictions
Our practice spans across multiple federal jurisdictions. Select a state below to view its corresponding federal appellate court details.
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