BLF Election Law Victories Cited in Ballot Access News
October 6th, 2025
The Bernhoft Law Firm supports, defends, and fights for election ballot access for individuals and political party candidates running for political office, without regard to the “politics” of those individuals or political parties. The Firm and its principals believe that restrictive ballot access laws only serve to suppress political speech, and that Americans from across the political spectrum increasingly…
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Leininger Ranch Challenges Federal Grasslands Plan
September 25th, 2025
Leininger Ranch, a family-owned cattle operation in southeast Colorado, is pushing back against a new U.S. Forest Service plan that threatens local ranching traditions and grazing rights. In comments filed by the Bernhoft Law Firm, the Leininger family argues the Draft Assessment for the Cimarron and Comanche National Grasslands downplays the proven environmental benefits of cattle grazing and improperly deviates from the Grasslands’ original purpose under the 1937 Bankhead-Jones Act. The BLF Team previously handled a difficult lawsuit against the U.S. Forest Service involving water rights and grazing within the Comanche National Grassland south of La Junta, Colorado, and is now fighting for the Leininger family’s grazing rights.
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David Marchant’s Offshore Alert Conference in Bangkok
March 8th, 2024
Bernhoft Law Firm attorneys and paralegals attended David Marchant’s Offshore Alert Conference in Bangkok, Thailand, which was Offshore Alert’s first conference in the Pacific Rim.
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David Marchant’s Offshore Alert Conference in London
December 22nd, 2022
The BLF team attended David Marchant’s Offshore Alert Conference in London for this first time in October, and our high expectations were exceeded.
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Bernhoft Law Wins Big Against a Vexatious TCPA Litigant
October 28th, 2022
Congress passed The Telephone Consumer Protection Act (“TCPA”) in 1991 to protect consumers from unwanted telephone solicitations. Since that time a class of litigants has arisen who’ve made a “cottage industry” of suing groups that employ telephone solicitations to market services or for fundraising. These “professional plaintiffs” actually invite telephone calls so they can manufacture a lawsuit under […]
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The Death of Liberty: The Bipartisan Destruction of America’s Freedom’s Using the Income Tax
February 21st, 2022
David Thomas Roberts is a prolific author, successful businessman, and political activist. The Death of Liberty: The Bipartisan Destruction of America’s Freedom’s Using the Income Tax is Roberts’ first non-fiction work. Capitalizing on his well-honed research skills and public policy chops, Roberts’ book exposes a history unknown to most Americans, including constitutional scholars and historians, but written for anyone interested in understanding the true history of the income tax in America.
I was privileged to write the foreword for this important book, which is a must-read for anyone concerned about income taxation in America. Give it a read . . . I think you’ll enjoy it.
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Tax charges dismissed against Alpharetta businessman
September 12th, 2012
Federal prosecutors on Wednesday formally dismissed tax evasion charges against a man whose company helped build some of Atlanta’s signature buildings, ending a highly contentious and protracted prosecution.
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Fighting to clear his name, company contractor says feds wrongly targeted him. Suspected Mafia ties led to tax crime conviction, later overturned.
March 9th, 2011
The parcel intercepted at the bustling FedEx Super Hub in Memphis didn’t have the proper paperwork, U.S. Customs officials said. Inside it, they found $1.5 million in checks being sent to the Bahamas from an Alpharetta construction company. That find in 2001, agents say, triggered a federal investigation into Jerry Marchelletta Jr., president of that company, The Circle Group, a fast-growing business that helped build some of Atlanta’s signature buildings.
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