Time to take a page out of HSUS and Defenders of Wildlife playbook?
"Two sources of federal money provide reimbursement for legal fees for any individual or organization that files a lawsuit against the federal government and wins. One, called the Judgment Fund..."
"The second method is through the Equal Access to Justice Act, which was aimed at helping individuals and small businesses take on the federal government.The EAJA prohibits reimbursement to for-profit corporations worth more than $7 million; however, non-profit groups are exempt. It’s not as though the Center for Biological Diversity (CBD), which filed at least 409 lawsuits and 165 appeals in federal courts in the last 10 years, needs the money. They claimed a net income of $9 million and net assets of more than $6 million in 2008. Defenders of Wildlife raked in $30.7 million from members’ donations, from reimbursed legal fees and from other sources in 2008. HSUS then had about $162 million in net assets; nevertheless, HSUS received nearly $1.5 million from the federal government for 15 legal cases."
http://www.americanhunter.org/articles/we-are-all-funding-anti-hunting-groups/
Somebody with access to a lawyer may want to research this...?
Mark
