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The National Organization for Marriage, Inc. v. The United States of America, Internal Revenue Service
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1:13-cv-01225
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December 16, 2014
Anti-Gay Marriage Group Renews Attys' Fee Bid In IRS Fight
The National Organization for Marriage Inc. on Monday filed notice it would appeal a Virginia federal court's decision not to award it $691,000 in attorneys' fees to the Fourth Circuit, where it will argue its $50,000 settlement was a significant recovery.
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August 11, 2014
US Contests $700K Fee Request In Marriage Group Tax Suit
The U.S. government on Monday challenged a $691,000 attorneys' fees request filed by a traditional marriage advocacy group who sued the Internal Revenue Service in Virginia for releasing sensitive donor information, arguing the request is unreasonable since the group lost most of its claims.
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June 04, 2014
Virginia Judge Tosses Most Of Marriage Group's Tax Suit
A Virginia federal judge on Wednesday tossed the majority of a lawsuit filed by traditional marriage advocacy group National Organization for Marriage Inc. against the Internal Revenue Service over the unauthorized release of sensitive NOM donor information that led to its publication by a rival liberal group, limiting the organization's damages to $1,000.
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May 14, 2014
IRS Disclosure No Accident, Gay-Marriage Opponents Say
Traditional-marriage advocacy group National Organization for Marriage Inc. pushed back Tuesday against the Internal Revenue Service's bid to toss a lawsuit over the unauthorized release of sensitive NOM donor information that was subsequently published by a rival liberal group, saying the taxing authority should not be dropped from the suit because it acted recklessly.
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April 29, 2014
IRS Says Illegal Sharing Of Group's Info Was An Accident
The Internal Revenue Service on Monday asked a Virginia federal court to end a traditional marriage advocacy group's lawsuit over the release of its donors' sensitive information, saying while the agency divulged the data, it did so accidentally.
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October 08, 2013
Marriage Group Sues IRS Over Leaked Tax Return
The National Organization for Marriage, a political organization working against the legalization of same-sex marriage, hit the U.S. Internal Revenue Service with a lawsuit in Virginia federal court on Thursday, seeking damages over the alleged release of NOM's 2008 tax return to the Human Rights Campaign.