WLF asked the U.S. Supreme Court review a flawed Third Circuit ruling and clear up deepening confusion on the scope of disclosure requirements under federal securities law.

WLF supported a class action defendant's request to immediately appeal a class certification order to Ninth Circuit which violated due process and federalism principles.

WLF, joined by Manhattan Institute and Americans for Prosperity Foundation, urged the 9th Circuit to strike down a law that chills AI-edited political speech.

The Burton Foundation has chosen the authors of a May 2025 WLF Working Paper as recipients for its Distinguished Legal Writing award.

WLF urged the U.S. Supreme Court to grant certiorari and reject the Ninth Circuit's expansive reading of Section 11 of the Securities Act.

Together with several other organizations, WLF urged the Supreme Court to reverse a ruling that allowed state-law liability for failing to add a carcinogen warning to an EPA-approved pesticide label.

“Disgorgement is a limited remedy to take from the thief and give back to the fleeced. When nobody’s fleeced, the SEC can’t use disgorgement.”—Zac Morgan, WLF Senior Litigation Counsel Click here to read WLF’s brief. (Washington, DC)—Washington Legal Foundation (WLF) today asked the United States Supreme Court to vindicate its...