A Strong Legacy of Constitutional Jurisprudence

Our attorneys have been involved in many of the most pressing constitutional issues and crises of our time.  These issues include First Amendment, Tenth Amendment, Ninth Amendment, and Fourteenth Amendment issues. We have specifically litigated marriage rights, parental rights, medical rights, student rights, diability issues, equal education rights, minority rights, religious freedom, Free Press rights, and a myriad of other interesting issues over the years.  Specifically, we have been involved in the following cases, among others:

In Re Marriage Cases

(California - 10th Amendment)

 Swerdlow v. County of Riverside

(California - 10th Amendment)

In Re Press Pass Application of WorldNetDaily.com

(U.S. Senate Rules Comm. / Press Gallery - 1st Amendment)

Newdow v. U.S. Congress

(Federal - 1st Amendment)

Levi v. O'Connell

(California - Education Law)

ACLU v. Ashcroft

(Federal - First Amendment)

Catholic Charities v. Sup. Ct.

(California - 1st Amendment)

NTLC v. Schwarzenegger

(California - Exec. Powers)

Friery v. LAUSD

(Federal - 9th/14th Amendments)

Ackerman v. Riverside Sup. Ct.

(California - 1st Amendment)

Lawrence v. State of Texas

(Federal - 10th Amendment)

Our attorneys' efforts have led to a number of published decisions in various areas of constitutional jurisprudence at the state and federal levels.

We take constitutional cases on an individual basis and such cases are selected based on public policy, respect for a strict interpretation of the U.S. Constitution, and where time permits us to provide zealous representation in such cases.

Pending Cases