WILL proudly fights for equal protection under the law as guaranteed by our Constitution.
Open Case
Blaska v. Madison
WILL filed a federal lawsuit in the Western District of Wisconsin against the City of Madison after the City established a Police Civilian Oversight Board that imposes unconstitutional racial quotas.
Filed: June 2021
Demand Letter
WILL URGES SUN PRAIRIE TO DROP RACIALLY SEGREGATED GROUPS FOR PUBLIC EVENT
WILL issued a letter to the Sun Prairie Area School District (SPASD) and the City of Sun Prairie urging the government bodies to drop the use of racially segregated “affinity groups” for a public community conversation.
Sent: June 2021
Public Comment
Public Comment to Department of Education: Critical Race Theory Wrong for Public Schools
WILL submitted public comment to the United States Department of Education against the adoption of a proposed grant program to prioritize Critical Race Theory in federally funded American History and Civics Education.
Filed: May 2021
Open Case
Jake's Bar & Grill et. al. v. Guzman
A federal lawsuit filed on behalf of a Tennessee restaurant owner against the United States Small Business Administration (SBA) over race and gender discrimination in the administration of the Restaurant Revitalization Fund, a $28.6 billion program authorized by the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA).
Filed: May 2021
Open Case
Faust v. Vilsack
A federal lawsuit challenging the unconstitutional race discrimination in the American Rescue Plan’s provision to offer loan forgiveness based on racial categories. WILL represents five farmers from four states who would be eligible for the federal government’s loan forgiveness program, but for their race.
Filed: April 2021
Demand Letter
MMSD Hosts Racially Segregated School Conversations
WILL issued a letter to Madison Metropolitan School District (MMSD) Superintendent, Dr. Carlton Jenkins, urging the school district to address the racial segregation employed at Madison West High School for Zoom conversations on current events.
Letter Sent: April 2021
Open Case
Rabiebna et. al. v Higher Educational Aids Board
The eligibility categories in the Minority Undergraduate Retention Program amount to discrimination based on race, national origin, and alienage, a practice clearly forbidden by the Wisconsin Constitution.
Filed: April 2021