Leveling The Playing Field
Between Businesses And The Government
Today, the Michigan Court of Claims held that the Secretary of State's absentee ballots policy for the 2020 Presidential election was invalid. The Detroit News story can be found here: ...
The Center Square, an online news organization which is a project of the Franklin News Foundation, covered the Center for Civic Life's $8,000,000 to Michigan urban election officials. Only the cities, not the State of Michigan, approved these conditional grants...
On March 15, the Minnesota Court of Appeals affirmed the lower court's dismissal of the Kandiyohi County government's termination of parental rights petition in a case involving attorney Erick Kaardal: ...
The MacIver Institute, a venerable Wisconsin non-profit corporation, has published a report finding five Green Bay 2020 Presidential election law violations:...
Green Bay Mayor has called the Wisconsin General Assembly Campaigns and Elections Committee hearing last week, at which attorney Erick Kaardal testified, a :"Stalinist show trial." Here's the link to the Startribune article: ...
The national news and opinion website Daily Signal, owned by the Heritage Foundation, has published the following article: https://www.dailysignal.com/2021/03/11/zuckerberg-grant-allowed-outsider-to-infiltrate-presidential-election-in-wisconsin/. The article quotes...
Mohrman Kaardal & Erickson PA represents the National Police Association (NPA) as friend-of-the-court in a lawsuit to maintain the legal-minimum of police officers in Minneapolis. The NPA's legal position is that the legal minimum police force is necessary to...
On March 10, attorney Erick G. Kaardal was the lead witness before the Wisconsin General Assembly's Campaign and Elections Committee. Kaardal testified on election integrity and the lack of it in Green Bay, Wisconsin, during the November 3, 2020 election. His...
MKE attorneys have for two decades made election integrity part of their legal practice--winning two election integrity cases at the U.S. Supreme Court (2002 and 2018). Now, polling data is showing that election integrity is becoming a top issue in populists' minds. ...
In this Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy article, Former Secretary of Labor Eugene Scalia (Justice Scalia's son) writes about the emergence of cancel culture and its effect on large law firms. It seems one can question these days whether large law firms will...
