President Joe Biden vetoed the bipartisan resolution from Congress that condemned, and would ultimately block, the use of environmental, social, and governance (commonly referred to as “ESG”) factors in retirement investing. WILL responded to the President’s decision, and continues its legal efforts against the woke and illegal rule.

WILL, on behalf of Dr. Erica E. Anderson, filed an amicus brief in the First Circuit, urging the federal court of appeals to reverse a District Court decision. The brief asserts that a Massachusetts school district is violating parents’ constitutional rights.

New policy brief uncovers that retention plus science-based teaching equals better ELA outcomes.

The recent television ad from Janet Protasiewicz is false and unfairly questions the motives of our organization. The ad has repeatedly demonstrated to be incorrect, so it cannot even be defended as an honest mistake. The ad should be taken off the air and Ms. Protosiewicz should apologize. 

National Freedom of Information Day (March 16th) celebrates the public’s right to know and access government information. It’s fitting that WILL’s very own Associate Counsel, Cory Brewer, testified for Senate Bill 117—which would restore these values to open records requests.

On March 9, 2023, in Washington, D.C., Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy commended WILL and its client, Fred Luehrs, for standing up to the Biden Administration’s new ESG rule.

WILL receives “2022 SPN Network Award” for challenging OSHA.