This week, the Supreme Court announced that it would not hear an appeal of a constitutional challenge to Seattle’s minimum wage law brought by a franchise industry trade group.
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The Intercept reports on big banks now asserting constitutional rights to receive billions of dollars in Federal subsidies.
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Ron Fein discusses the SCOTUS ruling related to Seattle’s living wage law.
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In a major win for the movement against corporate personhood, the U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear a constitutional challenge by franchise owners in Seattle.
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Our counsel discusses the one-year anniversary of Williams-Yulee and what’s on the horizon for judicial elections in an op-ed posted today in U.S. News & World Report.
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On Friday, April 1, 2016, Free Speech For People and Seton Hall School of Law co-hosted a symposium titled, “Democracy by the People: Reforming Campaign Finance in America Today.”
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From April 16-18, we joined the Democracy Awakening and mobilized in DC to protect voting rights and get big money out of politics. John Bonifaz delivered remarks on solutions to #FightBIgMoney in our politics.
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A new piece written by FSFP’s Counsel, Scott Greytak discusses the recent conviction of Don Blankenship and what it means for future cases on corporate abuse of power.
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On the weekend of April 16-19th, protesters from all over gathered for the Democracy Awakening, a weekend long action.
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1,400 activists have been arrested at Democracy Awakening and Democracy Spring, but few in the media have covered it.
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