St. Louis Post-Dispatch Publishes Editorial by Thor Hearne “U.S. Taxpayers Shouldn’t Subsidize the Chinese Communist Party”

The St. Louis Post-Dispatch published an extensive editorial by Thor Hearne urging Congress to pass legislation prohibiting Chinses companies, which are controlled by the Chinese Communist Party, from abusing U.S. tax credits, that were intended to promote domestic clean energy production, to establish sites near U.S. military installations....

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Social Education Journal Publishes Article by True North Law Partner Steve Davis on Eminent Domain and the Rule of Law

  Social Education (Jan-Feb 2024) The American Bar Association asked True North Law partner Steve Davis to write a “Lessons on the Law” article for Social Education, the flagship, peer-reviewed journal of the National Council for the Social Studies.  Steve’s article, available here, appears in the January/February 2024 edition of Social...

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Landowner represented by True North Law and Brigham Property Rights Law Firm Prevails in 11th Circuit

Federal appeals court says it must follow its prior decision in another recent case where the landowner is represented by True North Law and the Brigham Property Rights Law Firm On July 25th, the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals issued its decision in favor of the property owner – Sunderman Groves – in two consolidated appeals in Sabal Trail...

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ABA publishes article by True North Law’s Steve Davis on Upcoming Property-Rights Case at the Supreme Court: Tyler v. Hennepin County

American Bar Association Preview of U.S. Supreme Court Cases On April 26, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear argument in an important property-rights case – Tyler v. Hennepin County, Minnesota – involving home equity theft.  Steve’s article provides information on the background of the case, the homeowner who brought the case, the relevant law, and...

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Federal Appeals Court Rules in Favor of Property Rights Amici Curiae Represented by True North Law

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit denied the Department of Justice’s petition for rehearing en banc in a Trails Act case brought by Indiana landowners.  True North Law filed two amicus briefs supporting the landowners on behalf of four property-rights organizations, the National Association of Reversionary Property Owners, the...

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