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WILL Takes DPI to Court Over $34,000 Transparency Tax
WILL has filed a lawsuit against the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction (DPI) for flagrantly violating the state's Open Records Law. After nearly a year of stonewalling, DPI is effectively hiding public records behind an illegal, exorbitant $34,014 price tag for electronic files the agency has already located.
Judge Blocks Milwaukee’s Food Truck Ordinance Following WILL’s Lawsuit
A Milwaukee County Circuit Court Judge blocked enforcement of Milwaukee’s 10:00 p.m. food truck curfew while the case continues through litigation. The order follows a lawsuit filed by WILL on behalf of The Fatty Patty food truck and its owner, Abdallah Ismail.
Wisconsin Supreme Court Sides with WILL in Significant Legal Victory to End DEI
WILL secured a significant victory for true equality under the law at the Wisconsin Supreme Court. The Court ruled that the racially discriminatory “Minority Undergraduate Retention Program” was unconstitutional and that taxpayers have standing in court to challenge such programs.
WILL Launches The Wisconsin Education Comeback: A Roadmap for Student Success
WILL has launched “The Wisconsin Education Comeback: A Roadmap for Student Success” a series of reports to reform education in Wisconsin. The roadmap will aim to provide a comprehensive set of K-12 education reforms for the next Governor and legislature to tackle.
Wisconsin PTA v. Wisconsin State Assembly
WILL represents a group of Wisconsin taxpayers & parents in a motion to intervene in Wisconsin PTA v. Wisconsin State Assembly. The complaint in that case seeks to have the judiciary determine the level and distribution of funding for education in this State rather than leave those decisions to the Legislature and seeks to reduce or eliminate Wisconsin’s School Choice Programs.
Victory: Pittsville School District Admits Parent’s Social Media Post Was Protected Speech, Settles First Amendment Dispute
WILL secured a settlement agreement with the School District of Pittsville to vindicate the First Amendment rights of Amanda Vogel, a parent who received litigation threats from school district officials and visits from law enforcement following a social media post.
Swan v Rollins
This lawsuit is brought by three Wisconsin dairy farmers forced to subsidize the Dairy Checkoff: a burdensome federal program that leads to the demise of small farms under the guise of environmental “sustainability.” Not only is this compelled subsidy Orwellian, but it also violates the First Amendment to the United States Constitution and the Administrative Procedure Act.
WILL Sues USDA Over Unconstitutional Milk Tax
WILL filed a federal lawsuit against the USDA and the National Dairy Promotion and Research Board (Dairy Board) on behalf of three Wisconsin dairy farmers. The lawsuit challenges the unconstitutional Dairy Checkoff program, which forces dairy farmers to fund private, third-party organizations that promote radical and ideologically driven Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) agendas.
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