Gerstein Harrow’s case on behalf of Steve Singer, who was illegally and controversially fired as the former Chief of Oregon’s Public Defender system

Gerstein Harrow’s case on behalf of activist Kimberly Lehmkuhl, who was pushed to the ground by a D.C. employee while Kim was trying to film the removal of tents belonging to unhoused people

A favourable decision in Gerstein Harrow’s First Amendment case on behalf of Amy Phillips is featured by the Volokh Conspiracy. Read the post.

Blockworks, a leading crypto news site, reports on Gerstein Harrow’s novel case against the bZx protocol and quotes partner Jason Harrow. Read it.

Gerstein Harrow partner Charlie Gerstein has an op-ed in the Washington Post about our First Amendment case, Phillips v. D.C. Read it

NPR station WAMU features an in-depth discussion of Gerstein Harrow’s case Phillips v. D.C. on the leading show “The Politics Hour with Kojo Nnamdi.”

Major media outlets report on Gerstein Harrow’s important lawsuit contending that D.C. police have a “watchlist” of critics that special treatment when requesting information.

Gerstein Harrow files major new First Amendment lawsuit contending that D.C. maintains a “watchlist” of critics who get special treatment when they make Freedom of Information Requests.

Mother Jones, Reuters, CivilEats, and others discuss Gerstein Harrow’s important Ninth Circuit case that would permit employment discrimination lawsuits to be filed by non-employees

The Wall Street Journal explores Gerstein Harrow’s path-breaking lawsuit against PoolTogether, which Gerstein Harrow alleges is operating an illegal cryptocurrency lottery.

Buffalo media outlets discuss Gerstein Harrow’s appellate victory that prevented Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown from appearing on the ballot after he lost the Democratic primary and filed a petition that was three months late.

The Washington Post features Gerstein Harrow’s lawsuit fighting for the independence of defence advocate Anna Harris in Victoria County, Texas.

The Riverside Press Enterprise describes Gerstein Harrow’s First Amendment suit against Representative Ken Calvert.

Gerstein Harrow files new federal lawsuit (available here) alleging California Congressperson Ken Calvert has been constitutionally blocking constituents on Twitter, in violation of the First Amendment.

Courthouse News Service Report (and others) report on Gerstein Harrow’s lawsuit against Darden Restaurants claiming that tipping violates anti-discrimination laws.