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WILL Wins Multiple Awards from the Nationally Recognized State Policy Network
The Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty is honored to announce that we have won two awards at the 2024 Annual State Policy Network Conference in Phoenix, Arizona.
Federal Judge Allows Case Against the State Bar to Proceed
A federal judge has allowed a case against the Wisconsin State Bar to proceed, following a lawsuit from the Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty. WILL asserts that mandatory membership in the Bar is unconstitutional.
WILL Files Amicus Brief in U.S. Supreme Court to Defend Girls Sports
The Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty has filed an amicus brief in the United States Supreme Court case, West Virginia v. B.P.J. On behalf of the Empowered Community Coalition parent association, WILL has asked the Court to take the case and clarify that state laws separating sports by sex are permissible under federal law and consistent with the original intent of Title IX.
WILL Continues Legal Fight on Behalf of More Property Owners in Door County
The Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty has warned the Village of Sister Bay that its limit on the number of bedrooms vacationers can use in a rental home and rules on where they can sleep are arbitrary, irrational, and unlawful.
WILL Files Federal Civil Rights Complaint Against Cleveland Clinic’s Racially Discriminatory Patient Programming
WILL has filed a federal civil rights complaint under Title VI and the Affordable Care Act against the Ohio-based Cleveland Clinic on behalf of Do No Harm, a nationwide membership organization that opposes racially discriminatory programs and policies in healthcare and seeks to keep identity politics out of medicine.
WILL Defends First Amendment Rights of Wisconsin Driver in New Lawsuit
The Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty (WILL) is challenging a state law that unlawfully restricts Wisconsin drivers’ First Amendment rights. The state uses subjective and arbitrary decisions to decide what drivers can print on their personalized license plates.
After Warning from WILL, Wisconsin Election Clerk Backs Away from Illegal Electioneering
The Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty has successfully persuaded the City of Neenah Clerk to end illegal electioneering practices related to August’s Constitutional Amendment questions.
WILL Challenges Illegal Electioneering by City of Neenah, WI Clerk
The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty sent a cease-and-desist letter to the City of Neenah Clerk for illegal electioneering on behalf of the Constitutional Amendment Questions on the August 13th Ballot.
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WILL President and General Counsel Rick Esenberg Joins RightWisconsin’s Week in Review
Rick Esenberg joined WTMJ AM620's Charlie Sykes and RightWisconsin's Collin Roth to discuss the Week in Review.
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Janesville Gazette | Research Shows Vouchers Do Benefit Students
WILL Economist Marty Lueken and Dr. James V. Shuls appear in the Janesville Gazette explaining that research shows that school vouchers do, indeed, ...
WILL’s Rick Esenberg: “Schools are not underfunded…”
WILL President Rick Esenberg blogging at Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel | Schools are not underfunded and they sold their local control
"Here is a fact that ...
WILL’s Rick Esenberg joins Joy Cardin on WPR’s Week in Review
Opposite Wisconsin Democracy Campaign's Matt Rothschild, Rick Esenberg joined Joy Cardin on Wisconsin Public Radio to discuss the Week in Review.
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WILL’s Rick Esenberg Participates in Attorney General’s Symposium on Open Government
Marshfield News-Herald | Wisconsin Openness Laws Evolve from Wood, Candle Days
Attorney Brad Schimel: "'Messing with open government laws is like ...
WILL President and General Counsel Rick Esenberg Discusses John Doe with Steve Walters on WisconsinEye
Mike Wittenwyler administrative and regulatory attorney at Godfrey & Kahn, S.C., and the lead attorney in the firm's Political Law Group; Donald ...
Wisconsin State Journal | Advocates: Open records law can adapt to changing technology without overhaul
Wisconsin State Journal | Advocates: Open Records Law Can Adapt to Changing Technology Without Overhaul
More coverage of WILL's efforts on Open ...
WILL Associate Counsel Tom Kamenick Joins Jerry Bader to Discuss Green Bay’s Disregard for the 4th Amendment
WILL Associate Counsel Tom Kamenick joins Jerry Bader on air on WTAQ to discuss the City of Green Bay's destruction of a garden and it's disregard for ...
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