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Wisconsin Artist Battles Utility in Landmark Property Rights Case
WILL issued a warning to the American Transmission Company (ATC) regarding its plan to build a massive new transmission line across the property of Tom and Mary Uttech in Saukville, WI, for the sole benefit of a new AI data center in Port Washington, WI.
WILL Urges Dismissal of New Attempt to Overturn Congressional Maps
The News: WILL is once again defending Wisconsin’s congressional maps, filing briefs in opposition to an overtly political, nonsensical, and last-minute attempt to redraw Wisconsin’s maps on the eve of the midterm election.
WILL Lawsuit Challenges “Cream City Carve Out”
WILL has filed a new lawsuit against Milwaukee County to end an unconstitutional carve out allowing Milwaukee County withhold millions from Wisconsin’s Common School Fund.
Trump DOT Rule Restores Equality, Ends Racial Quotas Nationwide
A national litigation firm, based in Wisconsin, is preparing for multi-state legal action against state governments, including Wisconsin, as well as cities, counties, and private companies that continue to discriminate against roadbuilders, following a new rule issued by the United States Department of Transportation (DOT) suspending race and sex-based quotas within the Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) program.
Testimony and Analysis: Wisconsin’s Report Cards are Far from “Fine”
Will Flanders testified on DPI's continued efforts to water down standards.
WILL Proposes Audit to Enforce Wisconsin’s Citizenship Voting Amendment
WILL unveiled a new report, “The WILL of The People: A Roadmap to Enforce Wisconsin’s Citizenship Voting Amendment,” which outlines a clear process to audit Wisconsin’s voter rolls using existing state and federal data.
Coalition of Students and Parents Urge SCOTUS to Protect Girls’ Privacy
On behalf of three high school students and a coalition of Wisconsin parents, WILL filed an amicus brief in West Virginia v. B.P.J, a case currently before the Supreme Court of the United States. WILL argues that laws limiting girls’ sports to biological girls do not violate Title IX.
WILL Uncovers Multi-Million Dollar Race-Based School Funding Scheme
WILL filed a new federal complaint against the Jefferson County Public School District (JCPS) in Louisville, Kentucky, after discovering a race-based funding scheme that allocates funds to students based on the color of their skin.
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Wisconsin Public Radio | Study Shows Wisconsin Choice Schools Outperform Traditional Public Schools
Wisconsin Public Radio covered our most recent report, Apples to Apples, which looked at test scores at various types of schools and how they performed ...
Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel | Fernholz, Szafir: A worthy successor to Scalia
Matthew Fernholz and WILL's CJ Szafir writing in the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel on why Judge Neil Gorsuch was a great pick for the United States Supreme ...
WisconsinEye | Oral Arguments in Krueger v. Appleton Area School District
https://www.wiseye.org/mp4stream/SCT/SCT_170215_CASE_2.mp4
Fox6Now | Wide range of reaction following court ruling against President Trump’s travel ban
Fox6Now in Milwaukee asked WILL President and General Counsel, Rick Esenberg, for his thoughts on the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruling against ...
ICYMI | Rick Esenberg Joins WTAQ’s Jerry Bader to Discuss SCOTUS Nominee Judge Neil Gorsuch
WILL President and General Counsel Rick Esenberg joined WTAQ's Jerry Bader last week to discuss President Donald Trump's nominee to the United States ...
Kenosha News | New state Assembly committee looking at ways to take more control from federal government
The Kenosha News covered WILL testimony to, and the mission of, the new Wisconsin State Assembly Committee on Federalism:
"The committee is one of the few ...
RightWisconsin | Five Takeaways from the DeVos Hearings
Education Reformer is "Controversial"
WILL VP and Deputy Counsel CJ Szafir and WILL Research Fellow Collin Roth writing at RightWisconsin:
Democrats Like ...
Washington Examiner | With school starting, Marquette professor remains in academic limbo
The Washington Examiner takes a look at professor John McAdams' case against Marquette University. It's now been two years since he was banished from ...
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