Obamacare — Platonic Guardians We filed a friend of the court brief in Coons v. Geithner challenging the constitutionality of Obamacare’s “Independent Payment Advisory Board.” That’s the agency created by Obamacare that is charged with controlling Medicare reimbursement rates. But … Continue reading
Don’t forget to tune in to our weekly PLF Podcast for the latest updates and interviews with PLF’s clients and lawyers about our many cases across the country. And if you aren’t already following TheCoastWatch on Twitter, please do check … Continue reading
Our friends at the MacIver Institute report on the latest Wisconsin Student Assessment System results. Wisconsin, you may know, recently expanded its first-in-the-nation school choice program. What once only covered Milwaukee Public Schools was expanded to include Racine. Lo and … Continue reading
An editorial in Saturday’s Washington Post demonstrates that the denial of charter school equity is a nationwide problem. The article reports that, on average, charter schools receive $13,000 less per pupil than their system run competitors. For example, in D.C., … Continue reading
We learned some great news this afternoon as the California Supreme Court agreed to hear California Charter School Association v. LASUD. You can read all about the case — and PLF’s brief to the Supreme Court — here. This will be the … Continue reading
We have previously reported on New Hampshire’s Tax Credit Program — New Hampshire’s recently adopted school choice bill that gives less affluent families the opportunity to send their children to schools of their choice. The New Hampshire Program is very … Continue reading
This morning, PLF filed this letter brief asking the California Supreme Court to review the court of appeal’s decision in California Charter Schools Association v. Los Angeles Unified School District. The case has to do with how charter schools are supposed … Continue reading