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City attorney erroneously claims ordained ministers are operating non-profit

ADF represents Colorado-based fellowship

Court says it had ‘little trouble finding constitutional violations’

School district revises policy after ADF filed suit over ban on third-grader’s Bible club invitations

The U.S. Supreme Court declined Monday to disturb a state law protecting Mississippians against government discrimination, leaving in place a U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit ruling which concluded in June of last year that the law’s opponents didn’t demonstrate they have been or will be harmed by the law.

Attorneys reviewing next steps in appeal process after 10th Circuit panel declares Oklahoma monument unconstitutional

No more improper discrimination against Montana Family Foundation, previously barred from payroll deduction program

College scraps discriminatory policy prohibiting use of facilities for religious purposes

ADF files lawsuit over violation of federal, state law

ADF lawsuit on behalf of Abolitionists4Life prompts university to make changes