Commentary by Lawrence Ebner, ALF Executive Vice President & General Counsel As a Big Law alumnus who writes and reads a lot of amicus briefs, I’m neither impressed nor surprised […]
Amicus Brief-Based Analysis of Big Law Firms’ Ideological Leanings Proves Little Read More »
ALF’s amicus brief in Photoplaza, Inc. v. Herbal Brands, Inc., No. 23-504, urges the Supreme Court to address the question of where nationwide online sellers of products can be sued.
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Commentary by Lawrence Ebner, ALF Executive Vice President & General Counsel On November 13, 2023, the Justices of the Supreme Court of the United States issued a self-enforcing Code of Conduct applicable
Amicus Briefs Do Not Require Disqualification Of Supreme Court Justices Read More »
The Atlantic Legal Foundation—a champion of free enterprise, property rights, and limited and responsible government—filed three amicus briefs supporting the courageous efforts of Axon Enterprise, Inc. to mount a federal
The Atlantic Legal Foundation long has been the nation’s leading advocate for use of sound science in judicial and regulatory proceedings. Our advocacy in the famous Daubert trilogy of Supreme
It’s Time For Attorneys & Courts To Use the Amended Expert Witness Rule Read More »
When the Supreme Court announced that effective January 1, 2023, it no longer will require the parties’ consent, or the Court’s permission, to file an amicus brief, ALF Executive Vice
Widely Read Op-Ed Urges Eliminating Amicus Consent Requirement In Federal Appeals Courts Read More »
By Tim Blixseth October 30, 2001 City officials who presented us with hardhats and facemasks met us at the front gates of City Hall, now shielded behind fences with armed
This guest Insight was authored by Greg Raleigh, a Washington, D.C.-based educational mentor and youth counselor. ALF’s 2021 Annual Report features an article, The Case for Education Freedom and Protecting
Dr. King’s Vision of Education Freedom Is More Important Now Than Ever Before Read More »
Advocating for sound science in judicial and regulatory proceedings is one of ALF’s key missions. Our widely recognized expertise on this important subject goes back to the amicus briefs that
Quackery & Junk Science: What It Is, Why It Matters, and How To Spot It Read More »
