Here are the highlights for June: * On June 7, we filed our reply brief to support our motion to force plaintiffs “John and Jane Doe” to actually produce documents in the case of Doe et al. v. Mast et al. Indeed, throughout the months of May… Read More
Here are the highlights for May: * Throughout the month of May, AFLC propounded and responded to various discovery requests and filed various discovery motions and briefs in the contentious and important Mast case, which involves a custody dispute over a baby girl. But this is no… Read More
Here are highlights for April: * On April 3 and throughout the month, we have been engaged in discovery matters in the contentious and important Mast case, which involves a custody dispute over a baby girl. But this is no run-of-the-mill custody case. This dispute involves a… Read More
Here are highlights for March, a very busy month as usual! * On March 3 and 24, we briefed a motion to vacate an earlier court order in the contentious and important Mast case, which involves a custody dispute over a baby girl. Â But this is no… Read More
Here are highlights for February! * On February 1, we filed a motion in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit to expedite our appeal of the district court’s denial, in part, of our request to preliminarily enjoin the Township’s restriction on our clients’ right… Read More
Here are highlights for January, as we kicked off a new year fighting for faith and freedom! * On January 12, we filed our opening brief in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit in our lawsuit against Attorney General Merrick Garland. The lawsuit, which… Read More
Here are highlights for December. As you can see, while most people were enjoying the Christmas holiday, we were busy at work fighting for faith and freedom! * On December 1, we had our final pretrial hearing in our case defending six pro-life rescuers who are being… Read More
Here are highlights for November: * On November 3, we filed an application for leave to appeal to the Michigan Supreme Court in our ongoing legal battle for religious freedom on behalf of Catholic Healthcare International (CHI). Genoa Township (Michigan) convinced a local state court judge to… Read More
Here are highlights for October: * On October 12, we successfully, yet again, represented a person whose religious exemption to the COVID-19 vaccine mandate was denied. In this case, the person was a tenured professor in the Biomedical Engineering Department of the University of Michigan. In response… Read More
Here are highlights for September: * On September 12, we filed our response in opposition to the Government’s motion to dismiss our lawsuit challenging the military vaccine mandate. The lawsuit was filed on behalf of four Navy SEALs, who object to the vaccine on religious grounds. *… Read More
