Law360 examined the lawsuits filed against the second Trump Administration, highlighting the organizations and law firms that have been the most active. Foley Hoag was featured for being among the top 10 law firms in number of cases against the administration, which include blocking the administration's effort to sanction law professors for supporting the International Criminal Court, fighting the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's cutting off of funding for climate change-related projects, and representing the National Trust for Historic Preservation in its challenge to immediately stop the ballroom construction at the White House.

"The volume of lawsuits against this administration — as with any administration — reflects the extent to which it has tested, and overstepped, the bounds of the law," Foley Hoag Managing Partner Jim Bucking told Law360. "It is a vital responsibility of law firms and the judicial branch to act as a check on the government when it does so."

"The cases against the administration span a wide range of subject areas but commonly involve high stakes — often, existential stakes — for the litigants. Both of those factors play to our strengths, as a firm with broad subject matter coverage and deep experience in litigating winner-take-all disputes,” Bucking added.

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