Category: Practice Area

A commercial baker can’t hide behind the First Amendment to turn away customers whose same-sex union conflicts with his religious beliefs.

The Supreme Court will hear why the Masterpiece Cakeshop case is fundamentally about public accommodation, not free speech.

The Supreme Court heard arguments on whether the police need a warrant for cellphone location data in a case that could reshape privacy protections.

It’s about giving people permission to discriminate based on faith — a situation that never ends well.

At a Supreme Court argument on Tuesday, the justices focused on a narrow definition of “whistle-blower” in the Dodd-Frank Act.

The justices seemed divided on the constitutionality of a procedure that makes it easier to seek to invalidate a patent without going to court.