Lawsuits
The FBI took her $40,000 without explaining why. She fought back—and lost.
Linda Martin found out the hard way that the most powerful law enforcement agency in the U.S.—the FBI—can seize your assets without articulating why. Worse: Law enforcement took her savings in a raid that was itself…
Michigan wineries win $50 million in fight against local zoning rules
Amid the bucolic vineyards and winding hills of Old Mission Peninsula in northern Michigan, a group of wineries has fought a brutal multiyear legal battle against a restrictive zoning ordinance enacted by the local township.…
Planned Parenthood loses case against Nevada parental notification law, but legal battle continues
Thu Jul 24, 2025 - 5:37 pm EDT (LifeSiteNews) — Nevada pro-lifers are declaring victory as Planned Parenthood concedes defeat in its federal lawsuit against a parental involvement law, although the abortion giant is trying…
Pennsylvania police officer threatens to run over protester for filming on the sidewalk
As longtime Reason readers are aware, police officers often don't like to be filmed by the public. Recently, an officer in Pennsylvania got so fed up with being recorded that he drove his car on the sidewalk and…
‘Subway surfing’ death suit against TikTok, Meta chips away at Section 230
"This case illustrates how the Section 230 precedent is fading, as courts keep chipping away at its edges to reach counterintuitive conclusions that should be clearly covered by Section 230," writes law professor…
Trump sues ‘WSJ’ over ‘fake’ Epstein note after vowing to ‘straighten out the press’
On Friday, President Donald Trump sued The Wall Street Journal for reporting that he contributed to a 2003 collection of letters marking the 50th birthday of financier Jeffrey Epstein, who was later charged with sex…
Feds try to bankrupt California moving company for hiring strong, young movers
Is it unfair if a company that specializes in picking up and transporting heavy loads emphasizes hiring younger people over employing senior citizens? That's the federal government's position in the case of Meathead…
‘Alligator Alcatraz’ detainees say in new lawsuit they’re being denied access to their attorneys
Detainees at Florida's new immigrant detention camp in the Everglades and several legal aid groups filed a class-action lawsuit yesterday challenging the lack of legal access at the isolated prison. Four current…
Why a Trump-appointed judge is torching his court’s approach to qualified immunity
Concurrences are underrated. Though they don't serve as the primary explanation for a court's ruling, they can add crucial context to majority opinions and shape how we interpret them—and the law generally. For a…
Hearings begin in lawsuit challenging Minnesota abortion laws on 14th Amendment grounds
Sat Jul 12, 2025 - 12:20 pm EDT MINNEAPOLIS (LifeSiteNews) – The first hearing took place Friday in a lawsuit challenging Minnesota abortion laws not only on the grounds that they violate the equal-protection rights of…
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