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New Pioneer Institute Law Center to Focus on Educational Opportunity, Economic Freedom, and Accountable Government
Pioneer Institute is pleased to announce the formation of PioneerLegal, the first non-profit, public interest law firm of its kind in New England, to defend and promote educational options, accountable government and economic opportunity across the Northeast.
Pioneer Institute Files Amicus Curiae Brief in U.S. Supreme Court School Choice Case
Pioneer Institute has filed an amicus curiae brief in Carson v. Makin urging the Supreme Court of the United States to strike down a provision of Maine law. The Court will hear oral arguments in Carson this morning (December 8) at 10 am. The Maine law being challenged allows districts that don’t have their own schools to contract with a school or pay for students that choose to attend public or private schools, but explicitly excludes religious schools.
Pioneer Institute Looks Ahead to the Protection of Civil Liberties
Challenges to Americans’ civil liberties have increased in recent years. History teaches us that during national emergencies governments are even more likely to overstep and violate constitutionally guaranteed freedoms. To address this concern, Pioneer Institute has created “Respect My Rights,” a web-based hotline to which citizens can submit complaints and descriptions of violations they have experienced.
New Report & Legal Analysis Suggests ICER’s Quality Adjusted Life Years Methodology Violates the Americans with Disabilities Act
A new report, "The Legality of QALY under the ADA," outlines several potential legal violations and negative implications for disabled individuals related to the adoption of the QALY approach to drug value assessment, used most prominently by ICER.
Pioneer Institute Files Amicus Brief Urging Supreme Court to Hear School Choice Case
Claims amendment to Montana Constitution motivated by anti-Catholic…
Study: After Janus, Public Employees Should Only Pay Union Dues, Fees After Knowing, Intelligent Waiver
Public Employers Should Immediately Stop Collecting Agency Fees…
Press Release: Pioneer Institute Filed Amicus Brief in Case Applying Supreme Court’s Janus Ruling to MA
BOSTON – On January 8th, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial…
Public Statement: The State Legislature’s Answer to the Janus Decision: The Employee Coercion & Intimidation Act
Pioneer has previously referred to a “Tammany Hall-like nexus”…
Supreme Court Arguments in Compulsory Union Fee Case Set for Today
Outcome will affect similar petition pending before Massachusetts…
Pioneer Institute and the Tax Foundation File Amicus Brief in Graduated Income Tax Ballot Initiative Case
Brief argues that Proposition 80 violates the state constitution,…
U.S. Supreme Court Agrees to Hear Arguments in Janus v. AFSCME
Pioneer Institute Signed onto Amicus Brief Urging Court to Accept…
Press Release: Pioneer Files Amicus Brief on Behalf of Plaintiffs in Boston Charter School Case
Joins with Black Alliance for Educational Options and Cheryl…
PioneerLegal Signs onto Amicus Briefs Urging U.S. Supreme Court to Hear Two Cases with Local Impact
Petitions would affect group of local educators challenging compulsory…
Pioneer Urges Gov. Baker to Take Bolder Action on Public Records Reform
Governor’s Office in Massachusetts is one of only a handful…
PioneerLegal Submits Amicus Brief In Pacheco-Law Case Before SJC
Pioneer Institute (Pioneer) has submitted an amicus brief supporting…
PioneerLegal Joins Amicus Brief In Takings Case Before Sixth Circuit
Pioneer Institute (Pioneer) has joined in an amicus brief in…