How to Win a Supreme Court Case? 

Top Appellate Litigator Allyson Ho Shares Her Insights

Allyson Ho is one of America’s best lawyers, with six Supreme Court arguments and over 100 arguments across federal and state courts. She’ll be arguing at the U.S. Supreme Court on Dec. 3 for our client, Gabe Olivier.

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Major Victory: Texas Supreme Court Protects 

Judges’ Right to Perform Weddings in Line with Their Beliefs

The state’s high court clarified the judicial code to say, “it is not a violation of these canons for a judge to publicly refrain from performing a wedding ceremony based upon a sincerely held religious belief.”

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Kraft Heinz and Former Employee Reach 

Amicable Resolution to Religious Discrimination Lawsuit

We are happy to announce an amicable resolution in our case involving Colette McCadd and her religious beliefs regarding the COVID-19 vaccine.

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Employers Slow to Adapt to Changing 

Religious Legal Landscape

Our Supreme Court victory in Groff v. DeJoy set a new standard for religious accommodation in the workplace. Even so, many employers haven’t caught up to changes in the law, explains First Liberty employment attorney Cliff Martin.

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