RLC Amicus Briefs

Advocacy Division Legal Briefs

The Advocacy Division currently files about 20 amicus briefs per year totaling more than 200 to date.

The RLC's brief advocates for consistency in what constitutes sufficient digital agreement notice on retail websites. Learn More

The RLC's brief outlines implications for retailer liability in this public safety case. Learn More

The RLC's brief explains that reference pricing claims must be accompanied by concrete injury under Washington law. Learn More

The RLC's brief points out the challenges of using a “lenient” standard to certify an FLSA collective action. Learn More

The RLC’s brief explains why the court should uphold a higher standard of consumer reasonability for advertising information. Learn More

The RLC’s brief asks the Supreme Court to grant cert to overrule the McGill rule and establish FAA supremacy in California. Learn More

The RLC’s brief at the Supreme Court of Illinois explains why no-injury plaintiffs cannot bring FACTA claims in state court. Learn More

The RLC's brief describes why PAGA plaintiffs cannot disavow “individual” PAGA claims to pursue “representative” PAGA claims. Learn More

The RLC's brief analyzes the FAA's transportation worker exemption as it relates to warehouse and last mile workers. Learn More

The RLC’s ND Ca. brief explains the impact of CIPA class suits wrongly alleges the statute applies to online tools. Learn More