About Us We protect economic liberty, private property rights, free speech, and other fundamental rights through strategic public-interest litigation. This StratML rendition has been inferred by ChatGPT from the Liberty Justice Center's About, Janus, and tariff litigation pages. Goals, objectives, values, and stakeholder relationships have been inferred from the organization's stated mission, litigation strategy, representative cases, and descriptions of its constitutional priorities. ^^ Submitter's Note: It has been lightly edited in the form at https://stratml.us/forms/Claude/Part1.html Liberty Justice Center LJC 8f68d034-0ba2-4e47-9786-f4dffed43220 A nonprofit, nonpartisan, public-interest litigation firm seeking to protect economic liberty, private property rights, free speech, and other fundamental rights. LJC Team Jeffrey M. Schwab Senior Counsel & Director of Litigation. Reilly Stephens Senior Counsel & Director of Amicus Practice. Ryan Morrison Senior Counsel. Brendan Philbin Senior Counsel. Timothy R. Snowball Senior Counsel. Ángel Valencia Senior Counsel. Kathryn Cosgrove Counsel. James McQuaid Managing Staff Attorney. Jessica Craine Staff Attorney. Timothy Kilcullen Staff Attorney. Sara Albrecht Chief Executive Officer. Morgan Bowles Chief Operating Officer. Chloe Howe Communications and Development Coordinator. Mark Janus Senior Fellow and plaintiff in the landmark Janus v. AFSCME case. Angela McCue Office Manager. LJC Board of Directors Sara Albrecht Chairman of the Board of Directors. Corey A. DeAngelis Member of the Board of Directors. Brian Timpone Secretary and member of the Board of Directors. Richard Epstein Member of the Board of Directors. Jeffrey M. Schwab Senior Counsel and Director of Litigation. Reilly Stephens Senior Counsel and Director of Amicus Practice. Ryan Morrison Senior Counsel. Brendan Philbin Senior Counsel. Timothy R. Snowball Senior Counsel. Ángel Valencia Senior Counsel. Kathryn Cosgrove Counsel. James McQuaid Managing Staff Attorney. Pro Bono Attorneys Attorneys and law firms who contribute legal services in support of constitutional litigation. Donors & Supporters Individuals and organizations whose voluntary contributions support public-interest litigation. An America in which constitutional restraints on government power and protections for individual rights are vigorously upheld. e652795f-7559-44d0-9ccb-e38ec046f229 To protect economic liberty, private property rights, free speech, and other fundamental rights through strategic public-interest litigation. 6be8d232-77c2-4e1a-9c2b-afa49172c792 Liberty Individual freedom should be protected against unjustified governmental interference. Constitutional Government Government power should remain subject to constitutional limitations and safeguards. Equal Justice Individuals should be able to defend their constitutional rights regardless of their financial resources. Nonpartisanship Protection of constitutional rights should transcend political affiliation and ideology. Rights & Liberties Protect and advance the constitutional rights and liberties of individuals across the United States. 657a3114-eb81-4b5c-beae-bd25854183a6 1 Workers Students Families Entrepreneurs Advocates Mark Janus Senior Fellow and plaintiff in the landmark Janus v. AFSCME case. The Liberty Justice Center pursues strategic litigation to protect individual constitutional rights. Its landmark victory in Janus v. AFSCME established that public employees cannot be compelled to subsidize union speech with which they disagree, reinforcing First Amendment protections for millions of workers. Free Speech Defend freedom of speech and freedom of association through strategic litigation. a4505988-8453-4d11-858a-0ee6d9c5d769 1.1 Worker Rights Protect the constitutional rights of workers, including freedom of speech and freedom of association. 4c81d06d-2d18-4475-8294-0def80a4d5d6 1.2 Economic Liberty Protect economic freedom and reduce unjustified governmental restrictions on voluntary activity. c55e567e-e319-4cb9-8017-ae4af66bb954 1.3 Property Rights Defend private property rights guaranteed under the Constitution and applicable laws. 76ba8632-8769-495d-84b8-84f0ca25098a 1.4 Educational Freedom Protect educational freedom and parental choice through constitutional litigation. 291a66ac-ff91-4679-81e9-03b95ed7bf74 1.5 Government Strengthen constitutional limitations on governmental authority through precedent-setting litigation. 6dbd3627-236a-434f-aeb0-fdc94ff5e038 2 The organization seeks to revitalize constitutional restraints on government power through strategic litigation capable of establishing legal precedents affecting public policy nationwide. Recent tariff litigation reflects concerns regarding separation of powers and the proper constitutional allocation of governmental authority. Government Overreach Challenge unconstitutional exercises of governmental power at the federal, state, and local levels. c984dce2-a8f1-41d9-80d0-d8bd2c4b14cc 2.1 Separation of Powers Defend constitutional boundaries among the legislative, executive, and judicial branches of government. 9a395fa0-2aa4-47e4-95a6-a8da6985701b 2.2 Legal Precedent Create judicial precedents that strengthen constitutional protections and individual liberty. 9dea3ad7-a563-40cb-b755-3dde06a29de1 2.3 Supreme Court Advocacy Pursue significant constitutional cases through the highest levels of the judicial system when warranted. 560a46b2-a34d-4c33-a2dc-2a80d038c89d 2.4 Justice Ensure that individuals whose constitutional rights are threatened can obtain effective legal representation. fac0ae3c-5c21-4db4-8aff-561dcbe42604 3 Donors and Supporters The Liberty Justice Center represents clients without charging legal fees and relies upon voluntary support rather than government funding. Its litigation strategy seeks to achieve broad public impact through carefully selected cases. Public Interest Litigation Provide legal representation without charge to clients whose cases advance constitutional liberty. 1d19e986-9f6d-42a2-a16e-850ec3d1651a 3.1 Citizen Empowerment Enable individuals and organizations to defend their constitutional rights through the judicial system. 5b2fbf6a-703e-4970-9492-4a43f44ee53a 3.2 Public Support Sustain public-interest litigation through voluntary contributions, outreach, and citizen engagement. ca536d67-4a17-46f8-ae66-40ec4287d559 3.3 2026-06-16 https://libertyjusticecenter.org/about/ Owen Ambur Owen.Ambur@verizon.net