When dissatisfied with Congress and administrative agency action, stakeholders often turn to the courts to effectuate broad-based policy changes. Historically, these suits seeking a global policy change, often called “impact litigation,” have been the impetus for transformational changes in the legal and policy landscape in areas as diverse as civil rights, education, access to health care and many others.
The landscape for impact litigation, however, is rapidly changing. Partners Beth Neitzel, Kristyn DeFilipp and Andrew London shared insights on current developments and trends in the courts related to impact litigation.
Our panel of attorneys discussed:
- Recent and ongoing cases in the courts and their broader implications, including Trump v. CASA and more.
- Strategies for building strong cases and coalitions.
- Navigating challenges unique to impact litigation.
