A lawsuit has been filed on behalf of Word Aflame Ministries by the law firms of Tyler & Bursch, LLP, Advocates for Faith & Freedom and National Center for Law & Policy against the City Manager of La Habra Heights, Fabiola Huerta and La Habra Heights resident Juan Garcia. The complaint lists several infringements including violations of free exercise, assembly, speech, equal protection, the Bane Act and intentional infliction of emotional distress.

Today, the California Supreme Court denied two petitions for review of Governor Newsom’s ban on in-person schooling. The cases were filed by Tyler & Bursch, LLP in partnership with Advocates for Faith & Freedom.

Petitions were filed in response to the closure of all California schools and the conditions that must be met in order to obtain and maintain waivers to reopen are deemed unconstitutional under the equal protection clause.

In the midst of the continuing updates to the state of California's Covid-19 Guidelines, businesses, churches and church goers aren't the only ones confused. Let us clarify the legality of the Governor's latest guidelines, aimed to keep schools closed.

Tyler & Bursch, LLP has teamed up with American Center for Law & Justice (ACLJ), The National Center for Law and Policy (NCLP) and Advocates for Faith & Freedom to file a lawsuit challenging the state of California’s ban on singing and chanting activities in places of worship on behalf of Calvary Chapel of Ukiah, Calvary Chapel Fort Bragg and River of Life Church, in Oroville, California.