The Left’s Woke DEI Lawfare, Exposed
The Left has used DEI and civil rights law as a form of “lawfare” to pressure institutions into adopting progressive policies, often at the expense of merit, viewpoint neutrality, and equal treatment.
Watchdog: Ideological money sources connected to amicus briefs in climate case
Boulder County’s climate lawsuit is an example of “climate lawfare,” using the courts to impose progressive climate policies that voters may not have approved through the legislative process.
Driving DEI Through Litigation
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives are increasingly being imposed on corporations not through legislation or shareholder decisions, but through lawsuits and legal settlements.
The Left-Wing Lawfare Scheme to Force DEI Into Corporate Boardrooms
Progressive activists have increasingly used lawsuits and legal settlements, not legislation, to pressure corporations into adopting Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) policies that they could not secure through the democratic process.
EXCLUSIVE: Trial Lawyers Quietly Using Woke Lawfare To Hamper American Businesses
Progressive trial lawyers have used discrimination lawsuits and settlements to pressure companies into adopting DEI policies, outside oversight, and race- and gender-conscious workplace reforms that could not be achieved through legislation.
The Cure for Left-Wing Lawfare Is Not Litigation Finance Reform
The Left increasingly uses lawsuits to achieve policy goals—especially on climate and energy—that it cannot win through legislation.
The Cure for Left-Wing Lawfare Is Not Litigation Finance Reform
Conservatives concerned about abuses of our court system have pressured Congress and state legislatures to pass measures to address lawfare.
Newsom, Walz urge Congress to block anti-climate bill in their ‘woke’ crusade
Democratic Governors Gavin Newsom, Tim Walz, and J.B. Pritzker are urging Congress to block the Stop Climate Shakedowns Act, arguing it would protect oil and gas companies from climate-related lawsuits.
Federalist Society panel takes on third-party lawsuit financing
A Federalist Society panel on third-party litigation finance (TPLF), highlighting both supporters’ and critics’ views.
Fee Fight Lifts Curtain Around Big Judgments: Litigation Finance
Recent litigation finance reform efforts have become overly broad and risk undermining conservative public-interest litigation instead of addressing genuine abuses.