Can Joe Biden Be Trusted to Defend Due Process Protections On Campus?
On August 20, Mountain States Legal Foundation filed a brief with the U.S. Supreme Court that asks the question: Can you trust the Biden Administration?
Press Releases
MSLF’s Center to Keep and Bear Arms Challenges Biden’s Bid to Redefine ‘Firearm’ under Federal Law
Mountain States Legal Foundation’s Center to Keep and Bear Arms has filed formal comments opposing the Biden Administration’s attempt to limit the guns rights of Americans by redefining the term “firearm.”
Besieged Christian College Deserves Its Day in Court, Says MSLF
Denver, CO – August 11, 2021 – Mountain States Legal Foundation today weighed in on behalf of a Christian college that finds itself in the crosshairs of Joe Biden’s overzealous…
MSLF Welcomes Joseph Bingham, Natural Resources Practice Group Leader, To The Team
Mountain States Legal Foundation today announced the onboarding of new Senior Attorney Joseph Bingham. Joe leads MSLF’s historic Natural Resources practice group, which has been a “bread-and-butter” focus for the public interest law firm since its 1977 founding.
We’ll See You in Court, Says MSLF, As Judge Declines to Halt Key Equal Protection Case
The Biden administration seems in no hurry to have the courts hear from white farmers and ranchers who were excluded from receiving post-pandemic farm loan forgiveness because of the color of their skin. And with good reason. Preliminary rulings suggest that their claims of equal protection rights violations have sufficient merit that they’ve stopped the controversial payouts in their tracks. The administration suffered another legal setback Monday, when a judge denied the government’s request for a stay in Holman V. Vilsack, meaning the case can move forward.
ATF Flip-Flop on Defining “Firearm” Makes CKBA’s Intervention Even More Imperative
MSLF’s Center to Keep and Bear Arms this week argued in a filing that Washington’s continued flip-flop on what constitutes a “firearm” under federal law also requires a deeper examination of who should be granted intervenor status in Syracuse v. ATF, a potentially pivotal gun rights case.
CKBA Opposes N.Y. Gun Restrictions in Historic Supreme Court Case
Denver, CO – July 16, 2021 – As the Supreme Court moves toward its first major firearms decision in over a decade, Mountain States Legal Foundation’s Center to Keep and…
Toss in The Towel, Joe. Race-Based Loan Relief is a Losing Proposition.
Mountain States Legal Foundation General Counsel William E. Trachman today cheered a federal judge’s order halting the Department of Agriculture from proceeding with a post-pandemic farm loan relief program that expressly excludes white farmers and ranchers.
MSLF Names William E. Trachman as New General Counsel; Zhonette Brown Now Will Serve as Senior Counsel
Denver, Colorado — July 1, 2021 — Mountain States Legal Foundation today announced a changing of the guard, though not the mission, as Associate General Counsel William E. Trachman becomes the firm’s General…
Colorado Farmer Challenges Legality of Race-Based Loan Forgiveness
Denver, Colorado – June 30, 2021 — Colorado farmer Sara Rogers didn’t believe it when she first heard reports that the Biden Administration was purposely excluding non-minorities like her from a post-COVID-19 farm sector relief plan. That can’t…