News Releases

SLF participates in Federalist Society’s twelfth annual Executive Branch Review Conference to discuss the Biden Administration’s “whole of government” approach to equity.

Following amicus briefing from Southeastern Legal Foundation and Beacon Center of Tennessee, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a landmark ruling that when the government takes private property for public use, it does not matter which branch of government is doing the taking.

On behalf of Texas farmers, Southeastern Legal Foundation and Mountain States Legal Foundation are suing the Biden Administration Department of Agriculture for unconstitutionally and unlawfully funneling relief funds to certain farmers based on race and sex.

SLF Vice President of Litigation Braden Boucek joins a Federalist Society panel exploring reforms to the practice of law that would make legal representation more affordable and accessible.

SLF joins coalition of amici urging the Second Circuit Court of Appeals to allow students to challenge a race-based fellowship program anonymously.

Vice President of Litigation for SLF Braden Boucek participates in a symposium on transparency as part of Sunshine Week, a week dedicated to bringing awareness to the need for transparency and public access to government records. 

SLF participates in Sunshine Week as part of the Right on Transparency coalition to raise awareness about transparency in government and access to public records.

SLF warns Valdosta State University in a legal demand letter that it may be violating state and federal law for maintaining a campus”free speech zone.”

Southeastern Legal Foundation and Mountain States Legal Foundation petition the Supreme Court to hear challenge on behalf of white farmer who was denied federal debt relief based on skin color.

SLF issues another warning to federal agencies as pending proposal to regulate boat speeds in the Atlantic enters final stage.

SLF files lawsuit challenging UNM’s discriminatory actions against conservative students and speakers.