Helping the regular guy fight back against the Big Guy
Helping the regular guy fight back against the Big Guy
Are your employment terms, contracts, benefits, credentials, or research grants in Massachusetts being conditioned on your participation in “Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion” programs?
Has anyone tried to get you fired, expelled, or denied tenure in Massachusetts just for something you said? Is your business being boycotted because you support an unpopular cause or group?
Did the Massachusetts COVID-19 lockdowns prevent you from seeing your loved ones or celebrating important life events? Did the lockdowns financially devastate your business?
Do you live in Massachusetts and want to fight back against the Big Tech company that banned you for something that you said on or off its platform? Did this ban harm your business, reputation, or emotional well-being?
Is your child’s school district obsessed with race and racism? Are standards and test scores in the district slipping as a result? Are you a college student whose freedom of expression, assembly, or association has been violated on campus?
Have Antifa, BLM, or union thugs come around and smashed up your shop? Are any such groups accusing you of racism and targeting your business for extortion? Are they intimidating others from doing business with you?
Attorney Ilya Feoktistov helps the regular guy fight back against the Big Guy. His clients seek to defend their individual rights from the collective institutions that enforce the rules governing their daily lives: governments, employers, schools, unions, banks, commercial vendors, online censors, social media mobs, and any other instruments of social coercion. Attorney Feoktistov lived his first ten years in the Soviet Union, on the dissolute tail end of Russia’s experiment in woke politics and cancel culture. He believes, in…
On May 12, 2021 a diverse group of businesses, non-profits, and individuals asked the U.S. Supreme Court to overrule the Massachusetts high court’s holding that the state’s lockdown orders did not violate the Assembly Clause.
The media buried long-standing scientific concerns that Anthony Fauci had been ‘sucking money away from work to understand and counter natural disease outbreaks.’
On December 10, 2020, the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts declared that the right to assemble face to face is now obsolete because the internet provides a sufficient “virtual assembly” alternative.