Recent Updates

WILL Reacts to SCOTUS Parental Rights Ruling

WILL released a statement praising the U.S. Supreme Court’s (SCOTUS) 6–3 ruling in Mahmoud v. Taylor—a landmark parental rights case that confirms parents’ ability to challenge school curricula and potentially other school policies and practices.

WILL Statement on Wisconsin Supreme Court Rejecting Partisan Efforts to Redraw Congressional Maps

The News: The Wisconsin Supreme Court today declined to hear challenges seeking to redraw the state’s current congressional district maps, effectively ensuring the maps will remain in place for the 2026 midterm elections.

WILL Supports Challenge to Secret School Gender Transitions

WILL, in partnership with the Liberty Justice Center, has filed an amicus brief with the U.S Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, urging it to overturn the District Court decision in Vitsaxaki v. Skaneateles Central School District.

FBI Releases Manifesto of Nashville Shooter, Settles Lawsuit with WILL

WILL announced a settlement with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) on behalf of its clients, the Star News Network and journalist Matt Kittle of The Federalist. As part of the agreement, the FBI has released 120 pages of the Nashville shooter’s manifesto and agreed to pay WILL more than $86,000 in legal fees.

Judge Rules in Favor of Property Owners in Sister Bay Renters Case

A Door County Judge ruled that Captains Cottage LLC was wrongfully denied their short-term rental license by the Village of Sister Bay. The Judge’s decision establishes WILL’s clients’ vested property rights and will serve as an important ruling for many Sister Bay property owners.

WILL Sues Trump Administration Over Discriminatory USDA Farmer Program

WILL sued the Trump Administration’s Department of Agriculture (USDA) over several discriminatory programs that deny financial assistance to farmers based on race and sex. WILL filed this lawsuit on behalf of our client, Adam Faust, a Wisconsin dairy farmer.

Christian Man Fired for Religious Beliefs

WILL has filed a complaint with the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (“EEOC”) on behalf of Spencer Wimmer, a devout Christian, who was fired by Generac Power Systems, Inc. (“Generac”) after sharing his Christian beliefs on gender identity with his manager and Generac’s HR department.

WI High School Athlete Permitted to Play Varsity Sports Following WILL Lawsuit

WILL secured a waiver for our client, Macy Weigel, from the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association (WIAA).

Trump Administration Plans to Revoke Biden ESG Rule following WILL Lawsuit

The News: A lawsuit challenging a Biden-era investment rule will be put on hold, as Trump Administration reconsiders and ultimately plans to repeal the rule. On behalf of two Wisconsin investors, the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty sued the Biden Administration challenging the use of ...

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