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Supreme Court Upholds Free Speech Rights in Donor Disclosure Case
On Thursday, in a landmark victory for the freedom of association, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a 6-3 ruling in …
LIUNA 483 Sued for Discriminating Against Nonmembers
After nearly 16 years of membership — including several years as a shop steward and almost $18,000 paid in union …
9th Circuit hears Slidewaters’ appeal a year too late
The Slidewaters saga continued this week, with Freedom Foundation attorney Sydney Phillips arguing on June 7 before a three-judge panel …
Unions Can’t Keep Paying to Make Lawsuits Go Away
Government unions have started using a new tactic to avoid lawsuits asserting workers’ First Amendment rights against compelled speech — …
Union Uses “Silent Treatment” Will Be Forced To Answer In Court
LOS ANGELES —The leaders of the unions representing millions of public employees all over the U.S didn’t just throw in …
Another day, another union forgery attempt foiled
For the third time, the Freedom Foundation has obtained a successful outcome for a Medicaid-compensated homecare provider whose signature was …
Judge’s Ruling Underestimates the Students’ Suffering, Overestimates UTLA’s Integrity
Superior Court Judge Mary Strobel’s decision on Thursday to deny a temporary restraining order against United Teachers of Los Angeles …
SCOTUS Asked to Invalidate Union Maneuvering In Washington’s I-1501
“What if the state of Washington passed a law that gave the reigning political party access to certain state-controlled, speech-enabling …
Freedom Foundation’s Supreme Court Appeal Backed by A Long List of Amicus Briefs
The Freedom Foundation’s recent appeal of a potentially game-changing labor reform lawsuit to the U.S. Supreme Court has attracted some …
LA Teacher Sues UTLA, Says Demand to Defund Police Was the Last Straw
(LOS ANGELES) — Glenn Laird is not anti-union. Far from it. Until recently, Laird had been a proud member of …
