Report Shows Banning Sale of Flavored Vape Products Would Have Adverse Effect on U.S. Economy and California

Amicus Supports New York Police Department Detective Challenging Mayor's Vaccine Mandate

Joined by Former Governors, US Senators, Admiral, and others

The Owners' Counsel of America (OCA) joined Cato, NFIB Small Business Legal Center and other property rights groups to file an amici curiae brief with the U.S. Supreme Court supporting the property owner in an inverse condemnation case concerning New York's High Line park.

The Owners' Counsel of America along with the National Federation of Independent Business Small Business Legal Center recently filed an amici curiae brief in an eminent domain case seeking review by the Hawaii Supreme Court.

Legal Printer Supreme Court Press awards the Petition of the Month (TM), which recognizes excellence in legal theory and writing, to Boyd Gentry of the Law Office of Boyd W. Gentry. The Petition, which is now a Merits Case scheduled for oral argument, analyzes an unusual conundrum, where an attorney hired by the Ohio Attorney General, is sued under the Fair Debt Collections Practices Act for following the specific instructions of the Ohio AG and the Ohio statutes.

Legal Printer Supreme Court Press awards the Petition of the Month (TM), which recognizes excellence in legal theory and writing, to Richard Loccke, Laruen Sandy, Michael Bukosky, and Leon Savetsky of Loccke Correia and Bukosky Law Firm. The Petition analyzes the theory behind the Federal Contracts clause and how it applies to the under-funding of New Jersey State Trooper pensions.