Atlantic Legal Foundation, a public interest law firm, for the past decade has advocated the application of sound scientific principles in legal and regulatory proceedings. Atlantic Legal has represented many […]
Foundation Launches Mold/Sound Science Project Read More »
A legal foundation here that is affiliated with a similar one headed by James G. Watt until he became Secretary of the Interior is seeking to intervene in a court
Conservative Group Seeks To Intervene In Pineland Suit Read More »
When Joseph P. Galda, a member of the conservative Young Americans for Freedom and of Consumer Alert, enrolled as a Rutgers University freshman here, he was appalled to learn that
Rutgers Senior Presses Fight to Abolish Mandatory Fee to Advocacy Group Read More »
Eight students from various campuses of the State University of New York have charged that the mandatory diversion of funds for student activities to a public-interest law firm is unconstitutional.
Students Sue Over Aid to Public-Interest Lawyers Read More »
A State Supreme Court judge has ruled that the city cannot offer a 10 percent "price preference" to bidders for municipal contracts that are owned by women or minorities. The
Judge Bars Price Advantage To Minority Bids in New York Read More »
The Foundation has just published the second volume of the Atlantic Legal Foundation Science in the Courtroom Review The first article in the new issue is Weisgram v. Marley Co.:
The Atlantic Legal Foundation presented its Annual Award to Norman R. Augustine at Atlantic Legals thirteenth Award Dinner on Thursday, June 22, 2000 at the Union League Club in New
Norman Augustine Receives Atlantic Legal Foundation’s Annual Award Read More »
Former United States Senator and Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen was the recipient of Atlantic Legal Foundation’s Annual Award at a sold-out reception and banquet on June 21, 2001
Cohen Honored At 25th Anniversary Celebration Read More »
More often than not during its twenty-five year history, ALF has represented clients who found it necessary to contest governmental over-reaching and abuse. This history made proclamations received in advance
Recognition of Atlantic Legal Foundation’s Twenty-Fifth Anniversary Read More »
