RLC Amicus Briefs

Appellate Division Legal Briefs

The appellate Division currently files about 20 amicus briefs per year totaling nearly 200 to date.

The RLC’s brief offers context on the importance and scope of the question presented for certiorari at the U.S. Supreme Court. Learn More

The RLC's brief explains the importance of correcting the Texas Court of Appeals' new standard of care for retailers. Learn More

The RLC's brief encourages the CA Ct. of Appeal to accept review of a decision about stays of PAGA claims. Learn More

The RLC’s brief explains how retailers use session replay code and why the technology does not result in an injury leading to standing. Learn More

The RLC’s brief explains the unnecessary and harmful nature of the 9th Circuit’s per se test in a RPA price discrimination claim. Learn More

The brief explains that the NLRA and the First Amendment protect retailers right to control messages in their stores. Learn More

The RLC’s brief describes the problematic nature of allowing state level enforcement actions to circumvent the FAA. Learn More

The brief explains that an arbitrator exceeds their authority when they quote and rely on language not appearing in a contract. Learn More

The RLC explains the narrow scope of the exemption to the FAA that Congress intended when enacting the EFASASHA. Learn More

The RLC encourages the Court to reject attempts to bring private claims over disputed sales tax on uniformity and public policy grounds. Learn More