Advocates for Faith & Freedom represents California voter Ruth Weiss, who is asking the court to require Secretary of State Shirley Weber to answer lawful questions about election procedures and voter data discrepancies.

After suffering disparate treatment, reporting sexual harassment that took place at a company event, and requesting equal treatment for Christians in the workplace, a large law firm terminated an Associate Attorney without warning in the very next meeting “for praying” with others.

Sarah Plath lost her job after seeking a religious exemption to Kaiser Permanente’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate, and her case seeks to protect employees from religious discrimination and unlawful retaliation in the workplace.

We represent plaintiffs in a federal lawsuit alleging that The George Washington University fostered and failed to address a hostile and discriminatory environment against Jewish and Israeli students in violation of federal and District of Columbia law.

California school district is seeking to restore its parental notification policy after the United States Supreme Court’s ruling signaled that policies keeping parents uninformed about their child’s gender identity decisions at school likely violate the Constitution.

Three female athletes from Jurupa Valley High School have filed suit against the California Department of Education, the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF), and Jurupa Unified School District for violating their rights under Title IX and the U.S. Constitution.

Advocates for Faith & Freedom, together with Wolf Haldenstein Adler Freeman & Herz, represents 33 current and former Santa Clara County employees who were denied religious accommodations to the COVID-19 vaccine mandate. Despite sincerely held religious objections, these employees were placed on indefinite, unpaid leave and stripped of their livelihoods.

Two female high school athletes take a stand for fair competition in girls’ sports and free speech rights, challenging policies that undermine biological standards and restrict expression.

High school student, S.N., and the Skyline High School Republican Club has filed a lawsuit against Ann Arbor Public Schools and two school officials. The plaintiffs allege that their free speech and equal protection rights were violated when the school refused to broadcast a student announcement opposing Michigan’s Proposal 3, a pro-abortion ballot initiative.