UPDATE: February 28, 2018 – Judge Re-opens Discovery Through June 30
A Case Management Conference was held on February 28, at which Robert Sims of Latham & Watkins LLP appeared as additional co-counsel with Phil Telfeyan of EJUL. Judge Gonzalez Rogers considered CBAA’s request for additional discovery, and re-opened discovery effectively immediately through June 30, without...
Dhillon, Damore on NLRB’s Ruling on Google
Harmeet Dhillon, James Damore Appear on FBN’s ‘Cavuto: Coast to Coast’ To Discuss NLRB's Ruling on Google Discrimination Lawsuit According to Damore: It was partly just the shaming within the culture, and also discriminatory practices in hiring. There were many instances of shaming within our...
Dhillon on Berkeley Cannabis Sanctuary
Harmeet Dhillon Appears on ‘FOX and Friends First’ To Discuss Berkley’s Cannabis Industry According to Harmeet: What is happening is the members of the assembly introduced a bill to prevent California law enforcement and officials from cooperating with the federal government in terms of marijuana...
Free Speech, Fear of Violence Collide at UW
One evening earlier this week, Chevy Swanson, bespectacled, clean-cut and president of the College Republicans at the University of Washington, stood in a classroom with about a dozen other students, mostly male, to decorate signs with various slogans. “We died for liberty not socialism,” read one. “Taxation is...
EVENT: February 12, 2018 – Litigating Free Speech on Campus: A Conversation with Harmeet Dhillon
Controversies involving free speech on college campuses have dominated the news over the past year. Yet what do such controversies actually look like on the ground, and in trial courts where those claims are raised? Join the Constitutional Law Center for a conversation with Harmeet...
UPDATE: February 2, 2018 – Harmeet Dhillon on Fox News To Discuss UC-Berkeley Lawsuit
According to Harmeet: Right after Ann Coulter speech was shut down effectively, we filed this lawsuit. The University moved to dismiss through its outside lawyers paid for by taxpayers. They also changed their policy in writing. The judged agreed to allow us to amend our...