Eighth Circuit Reversal — Iowa's As-Applied Restrictions on Contractor Speech Sent Back for Strict Scrutiny Review
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The case has been remanded. The public record is open. Iowa homeowners and contractors deserve to know what the Eighth Circuit actually said — and what happens next.

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Iowa Lawmakers Should Know What the AG Left Out

The Eighth Circuit reversed the district court and sent Shamrock's as-applied First Amendment claim back for strict scrutiny review. Iowa's legislators should know that the AG's characterization of this ruling omitted the part that matters most to homeowners and contractors. Use the form below to send your message.

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The Eighth Circuit's opinion is public record. Share this site — and the court's actual words — with homeowners, contractors, and anyone affected by Iowa's insurance-claims regulations.

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The Iowa AG is celebrating the Eighth Circuit ruling as a win. But the court also reversed the district court on Shamrock's First Amendment claim and sent it back for strict scrutiny review. Iowa homeowners deserve the whole story.

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