Hold onto your hats, because here we go: "The New Jersey Supreme Court ordered equality for same-sex couples when it decided our marriage lawsuit in 2006, and the legislature has failed to meet that crystal-clear obligation," said Lambda Legal Deputy... Full Article at Pam's House Blend

Yesterday Lambda Legal filed suit in the New Jersey Supreme Court arguing that the state had failed to comply with a 2006 ruling from the Court requiring that gay couples be treated the same as straight couples. "We come back to the court to turn equal... Full Article at Joe. My. God.

Legal filed Lewis v. Harris in June 2002 on behalf of seven same-sex couples seeking the right to marry. The New Jersey Supreme Court issued its ruling on October 25, 2006, unanimously agreeing that it is unconstitutional to give same-sex couples lesser... Full Article at towleroad

Lambda Legal, a gay-rights legal group, filed a motion to the high court Thursday seeking a ruling that would let same-sex couples wed. The filing argues that the state has failed to comply with a 2006 ruling that said committed gay and lesbian couples... Full Article at Philadelphia Inquirer

Lambda Legal filed a motion Thursday seeking a court ruling to allow gay and lesbian couples to marry. "We are here today to ask the New Jersey Supreme Court to make equality real," said Hayley Gorenberg, Lambda Legal's deputy legal director. The group... Full Article at Philly.com

The Star-Ledger Six same-sex couples today will ask the New Jersey Supreme Court to allow gays to marry, their attorney said. "Second-class status isn't marriage. That's why we're returning to court," said Hayley Gorenberg, deputy legal director for... Full Article at Democratic Underground

The gay couples who fell just short on their previous effort to persuade New Jersey courts to recognize gay marriage are asking the court again. A lawyer for the group said she would file a motion today arguing that the state has not fulfilled the cour Full Article at N.J. Courier-Post Online

Garden State Equality members rally at the State House in January in support of the bill to legalize same sex marriage. The bill was defeated. "Second-class status isn't marriage. That's why we're returning to court," said Hayley Gorenberg, deputy... Full Article at NorthJersey.com

Last fall Glenn testified before Congress in support of the Employment Nondiscrimination Act which would prohibit discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity. She will share her story. Kevin Cathcart, Lambda Legal Executive... Full Article at Miami Herald

Jersey gays rights advocates, with the help of New York-based Lambda Legal, are going back to the New Jersey Supreme Court in order to fight for the right to marry in the Garden State. Lambda Legal and Garden State Equality have scheduled a new... Full Article at NBC New York

Wong/Getty ImagesLambda Legal is seeking action to legalize same-sex marriage in N.J.TRENTON — Gay rights advocates are preparing legal action to attempt to get New Jersey to legalize gay marriage. Lambda Legal is expected to announce details along with... Full Article at NJ.com

Lambda Legal will announce details along with other groups on Thursday. Lambda represented seven gay couples in a 2006 case in which the state Supreme Court came one vote shy of requiring the state to recognize gay marriage. Ultimately, the state... Full Article at PhillyBurbs.com

Today, Lambda Legal, American Civil Liberties Union of Maryland, the National Center for Lesbian Rights, Equality Maryland, and the American Civil Liberties Union released a Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) guide for same-sex couples in Maryland who Full Article at Pam's House Blend

York –Lambda Legal, the American Civil Liberties Union, the ACLU of Maryland, and the National Center for Lesbian Rights today released a Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) guide for same-sex couples in Maryland who married out of state. These leading... Full Article at American Civil Liberties Union

While many answers await further developments and analysis, the legal organizations Lambda Legal, the American Civil Liberties Union of Maryland, and the National Center for Lesbian Rights, along with Equality Maryland, have prepared preliminary... Full Article at American Civil Liberties Union

We hope to see you at the event! P.S. We are also holding life planning events in Ft. Lauderdale on March 1 and in Palm Beach on March 3; if you or a friend are interested, feel free to contact us for more information. If you can't attend this event or... Full Article at Miami Herald

The court agreed,'' said Beth Littrell, a staff attorney for Lambda Legal, a national gay-rights group representing Janice Langbehn, whose partner of 17 years died at Jackson in 2007. Langbehn's partner, Lisa Pond, suffered a fatal brain aneurysm on... Full Article at Miami Herald

Maryland Attorney General Douglas Gansler issued an opinion today saying that the recognition of same-sex marriages from other jurisdictions is consistent with Maryland state law. This is an amazing development coming just days away from same-sex marr Full Article at Joe. My. God.

The 5th Circuit is the second federal appeal court to consider the question. The 10th Circuit made a similar ruling in 2007, and Oklahoma did not appeal or ask for a rehearing in that case. Adoptive parents also have won a similar case in Virginia... Full Article at San Diego Union-Tribune