The Thomas More Society is a conservative Roman Catholic public-interest law firm based in Chicago, founded in 1997 by Tom Brejcha. It focuses on championing life, family, and religious freedom through litigation, often engaging in culture war issues such as opposing abortion and same-sex marriage
. The organization provides free legal services in local, state, and federal courts and has been involved in significant cases including two U.S. Supreme Court victories related to pro-life protests
. The society also took part in efforts to challenge the 2020 U.S. presidential election results through its Amistad Project, filing lawsuits in key swing states, though these were dismissed by courts
. It has challenged COVID-19 public health measures on religious liberty grounds and represented various clients in religious discrimination and family law cases
. The Thomas More Society is part of a broader network of Christian conservative legal organizations and is recognized as a National Catholic Association by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops
. It operates as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit with offices in several states and reported multimillion-dollar revenues and expenses in recent years
. In summary, the Thomas More Society is a legal advocacy group dedicated to promoting conservative Catholic values, particularly in areas of life, family, and religious liberty, through strategic litigation and public interest law
