We have extensive experience with every aspect of Supreme Court practice, from briefing and arguing merits cases, to petitioning for and opposing certiorari, to handling original and appellate jurisdiction matters, to interacting with the Office of the Solicitor General. Year in and year out, we handle some of the highest-profile cases at the Court. And year in and year out, we get results. Many of our merits cases come from our own petitions for certiorari, and we have even secured relief for several clients based on our petitions alone. We have successfully litigated both alongside and against the United States and all manner of federal agencies, and we have successfully secured certiorari over the federal government’s opposition and successfully opposed certiorari when the federal government has sought it.

Our Supreme Court experience spans a broad array of areas for a diverse collection of clients. Representative matters handled by our attorneys include:

Seven County Infrastructure Coalition v. Eagle County

Successfully represented a group of seven Utah counties in a significant, unanimous decision reducing obstacles to infrastructure projects from overbroad environmental-review requirements.

Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo

Successfully represented a family-owned herring-fishing business in a landmark case overturning the forty-year-old Chevron precedent that mandated deference to administrative-agency interpretations of ambiguous statutes.

Moody v. NetChoice, LLC

Secured a significant First Amendment victory on behalf of trade associations of social-media companies challenging state laws restricting platforms’ editorial discretion.

Amgen Inc. v. Sanofi

Successfully defended Sanofi against patent-infringement claims by securing a unanimous victory holding a competitor’s patents invalid under the Patent Act.

Kennedy v. Bremerton School District

Successfully represented a high school football coach in a landmark First Amendment case vindicating the rights of public-school employees to engage in personal religious exercise.

New York State Rifle and Pistol Association v. Bruen

Successfully represented individuals and a state association in a landmark Second Amendment case vindicating the rights of law-abiding New Yorkers to carry handguns for self-defense.

PennEast Pipeline Company v. New Jersey

Successfully represented PennEast in a high-stakes energy case holding that the federal government may delegate its eminent domain power to a FERC-approved interstate pipeline project without running afoul of the Eleventh Amendment.

Yellen v. Confederated Tribes of the Chehalis Reservation

Successfully represented Alaska Native Corporations (ANCs) in a tribal law case holding that ANCs are “Indian tribe[s]” under the Indian Self-Determination and Education Assistance Act and eligible for funding available to “Tribal governments” under the CARES Act.

TransUnion LLC v. Ramirez

Successfully represented TransUnion in a landmark standing case holding that class members seeking money damages must prove actual, not just statutory, injury to satisfy Article III.

Maine Community Health Options v. United States

Successfully represented health insurers in a $12 billion case holding that the United States must abide by its payment obligations under the Affordable Care Act.

McCutcheon v. Federal Election Commission

Successfully represented an Alabama resident in a significant campaign-finance case holding that a federal campaign-contribution restriction violated the First Amendment.

Sekhar v. United States

Secured the unanimous reversal of a Hobbs Act extortion conviction on the grounds that the government's theory was inconsistent with statutory language and historical practice.