NBIS Construction & Transport Insurance Services v. Liebherr-America, Inc.

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How courts have described this case

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• finding that harm via “inability to counsel potential asylees” would interfere with “organizational purpose of furthering the beneficial integration of individuals of Ukrainian descent” and concluding organization had shown injury in fact (quotation marks omitted)
• “In asserting that no live case or controversy remains, the Government proceeds from a mistaken view of the nature of plaintiffs amended complaint .... ”
• “The right to 2 speak protected by the first amendment is not, however, a right to be heeded.”
• “Since the UABU asserts only the constitutional right to contact immediate action detainees, and makes no claim under any statute ..., there is no question of prudential standing in this case.”
• “[T]he first amendment guarantees the[] right to be free of governmental restraints on ‘political expression’ and that right is violated if the Government affirmatively interferes with constitutionally protected litigation as a form of political expression.”

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