This case is brought on behalf of the students who were forced to pay that high price by the tortious acts of on-campus students and faculty and their off-campus allies who conspired to organize and continue the two-week encampment.

Hughes and Suhr represent New Jersey property owners whose equity was unlawfully stolen by their government.

New Jersey municipalities have used discriminatory property tax-deed foreclosure practices for decades to knowingly and wrongfully take property value from residents and businesses.

Hughes and Suhr represent Cuyahoga county property owners whose equity was unlawfully stolen by the county government.

The plaintiffs seek to recover this stolen equity, ensuring government officials make amends for the money they’ve taken from thousands of property owners.

Hughes and Suhr are representing home and business owners in a lawsuit seeking to restore the unjustly taken equity of countless property owners.

Hughes and Suhr are representing Chicago Public School parents in their lawsuit against the CTU, which stems from the illegal strike that took place in January of 2022. The illegal strike forced Chicago parents to face unexpected childcare costs, take unpaid leave from work, and cope with additional financial strains. The strike also had a profound emotional and educational impact on students, leading to significant learning setbacks which lead to long-term lost wages.

Hughes and Suhr are representing families seeking damages in excess of $250MM incurred as a result of illegal strikes by the Chicago Teachers Union and the Newton Teachers Association. Those strikes caused significant harm to a class of parents and students who relied on CTU and NTA to provide the education they promised.

Hughes and Suhr represent Miranda Stovall and Noor Fadel in their suit against KY 120 United-AFT, seeking damages for their role in sponsoring the February 2019 work stoppage that shut down eight public school districts in Kentucky.

Hughes and Suhr represent a group of Portland Public Schools parents seeking damages in excess of $100 million from the Portland Association of Teachers (PAT) and the Oregon Education Association (OEA) for their November 2023 strike, which resulted in nearly a month of shuttered schools for over 44,000 students and their families.

Hughes and Suhr represent Jeremy Li in his case against Rutgers University faculty for himself and 67,000 students who were denied a week of the education they paid for because the unions chose to undertake a knowingly illegal strike.