On Wednesday evening, 17 states who filed a lawsuit concerning Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act told the judge that they do not want to get rid of the statute and the protections it provides.

Attorney General Derek Brown collaborated with 16 fellow attorneys general to file a new case document in the Texas v. Becerra lawsuit that clarifies the plaintiffs do not seek to declare Section 504 ...

The multi-state lawsuit is targeting a Biden Administration rule that gender dysphoria may be a protected disability in the ...

The coalition of 17 states including Arkansas filed a report clarifying their position that they are not seeking the court to ...

Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers has joined a lawsuit aimed at furthering the Republican anti-transgender agenda that ...

Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird says a lawsuit over changes to Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act has been suspended.

Utah and 16 other states attached to a lawsuit seeking to change Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 have clarified ...

The latest information on a nationwide lawsuit regarding a federal law that recognizes and protects the civil rights of ...

Section 504 “is here to stay,” according to West Virginia Attorney General JB McCuskey. McCuskey says following concerns from ...

South Carolina and 16 other states have updated a lawsuit against a Biden-era change to Section 504 designed to reassure that ...

After receiving concerns from parents, caregivers and other interested parties, West Virginia Attorney General JB McCuskey affirmed on Thursday that a federal lawsuit West Virginia is part of does ...

Citing his ongoing opposition to Biden-era "woke" gender ideology, SC's attorney general carries on with legal challenge to ...