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- Account holder says financial giant screened her out from supporting mainstream conservative groups, including ADF
- Friend-of-the-court brief asks federal appeals court to protect First Amendment rights
- ADF attorneys represent Young Americans for Freedom chapter in lawsuit
- ADF submits friend-of-the-court brief calling on 5th Circuit to hold agency accountable
- ADF attorneys represent Young Americans for Freedom chapter in lawsuit
- KY AG spearheads letter calling on financial giant to prevent viewpoint discrimination against customers, provide transparency via ADF Business Index
- Payment processor sought to avoid shareholder transparency on politicized actions, called upon to participate in ADF Viewpoint Diversity Score Business Index
- Friend-of-the-court brief calls on district court to apply First Amendment
JPMorgan Chase loses SEC challenge, must allow shareholders to consider viewpoint diversity proposal
Nation’s largest bank sought to avoid shareholder transparency on politicized debanking, called upon to participate in ADF Viewpoint Diversity Score Business Index- The following quote may be attributed to Alliance Defending Freedom Senior Counsel Jake Warner regarding a friend-of-the-court brief ADF attorneys filed Thursday with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 3rd Circuit in Greenberg v. Lehocky in support of the constitutionally protected freedom of attorneys to say what they believe about matters of public concern without fear of government punishment: “When attorneys enter the legal profession, they do not forfeit their right to free speech—especially against rules that regulate even their social interactions based on viewpoint. While the government ...