Nicole W.C. Yeatman
Managing Editor at Pacific Legal Foundation
Libertarian. Feminist. Lover of books, movies, TV & cocktails. Wife of @WillieYeatman. Mum of two boys.
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2 weeks ago |
pacificlegal.org | Nicole W.C. Yeatman
Yesterday a federal judge rejected a joint motion to vacate a $105,000 fine paid by Pacific Legal Foundation client Townstone Financial in a settlement, even though the government admits the fine never should have been paid.
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3 weeks ago |
pacificlegal.org | Nicole W.C. Yeatman
In a wide-ranging conversation—touching on tariffs, COVID-19, protectionism, and American individualism—Anastasia Boden, senior attorney at Pacific Legal Foundation, spoke with Carol Roth, entrepreneur and bestselling author of You Will Own Nothing and The War on Small Business. Here are a few highlights from the conversation.
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1 month ago |
pacificlegal.org | Nicole W.C. Yeatman
The U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights has opened a Title VI investigation into Thomas Jefferson High School’s admissions policy—a 2020 policy that parents, teachers, and alumni challenged in court as discriminatory in a case litigated for three years by Pacific Legal Foundation. Last year the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear the Coalition for TJ case over strong objections from Justices Samuel Alito and Clarence Thomas.
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2 months ago |
pacificlegal.org | Nicole W.C. Yeatman
Board game companies Stonemaier Games, XYZ Game Labs, Spielcraft Games, Rookie Mage, and Tinkerhouse Games are suing the Trump administration over its tariffs, which President Donald Trump set at 145% for most products manufactured in China. Nearly 70% of board games are made in China, making the China tariff an “existential” threat to the American board game industry.
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2 months ago |
pacificlegal.org | Nicole W.C. Yeatman
Did a California school district violate the First Amendment when it punished a first grader for writing “Black Lives Mater [sic] … any life” on a drawing and giving it to a friend? That question was before the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in oral arguments this week. Pacific Legal Foundation attorney Caleb Trotter argued the case of B.B. v.
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