Fighting For The Takins Claim: The Roberto Clemente v. the Government of Puerto Rico [Supreme Court of the United States]
Fighting Back Against Trademark Theft: The Roberto Clemente Family v. Puerto Rico.
Amicus brief before the Supreme Court of the United States, in support of the certiorari of the petitioners, to present the argument of whether an equal protection challenge to facially race-neutral admission criteria at schools is barred simply because members of the racial groups targeted for decline still receive a balanced share of admissions offers
Amicus brief before the Supreme Court of the United States, in support of the certiorari of the petitioners, to present the argument that cockfighting prohibition violates individual liberty and harms Puerto Rico’s ability to fight poverty, low labor participation, and income inequality.
Ángel Manuel Ortiz-Díaz, et al. v. United States, et al. Read More »
Amicus brief before Puerto Rico’s Supreme Court, in support of the certiorari of the petitioners, to argue the retroactive application of the special tax to the beneficiaries of tax exemption decrees, since it is ultra vires that undermines the pre-existing contractual obligations of the petitioners in violation of their constitutional right that protects them against
Damien Robles Sanchez, et al. v. Estado Libre Asociado de Puerto Rico, et al. Read More »
Rodríguez Vélez, et al. v. Hon. Pedro R. Pierluisi Urrutia Read More »
Position paper presented during the Congress entitled "Access to Justice in the Administrative Process" held at the University of Puerto Rico School of Law, on the separation and delegation of powers in the context of executive orders covered by the indefinite declaration of emergency by Covid-19 and its impact on individual freedom.
Tropical Chill Corp., et al. v. Hon. Pedro R. Pierluisi Urrutia Read More »
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