Mike Yoder, Esq.

Mike Yoder, Esq. is a constitutional attorney and the managing partner of Yoder LaVeglia LLP. Known for his aggressive litigation style, particularly against the Biden Administration, Mike has been one of the nation's most successful attorneys in fighting for religious and medical freedom. Over the last three years alone, Mike has filed more than 100 federal lawsuits and protected over 3 million Americans from losing their jobs over vaccine mandates that conflicted with their religious beliefs. From the White House and every Secretary in the Biden Administration Cabinet, Mike has taken on high-powered agencies including the NSA, the Dept. of Defense, and the DOJ. Mike has also litigated against state-level government entities such as the City of New York and District of Columbia and Mayors Bill de Blasio, Eric Adams, and Muriel Bowser, and he has also sued Governors Newsom, Pritzker, Cuomo, and Hochul. 

On the corporate front, Mike has litigated on behalf of veterans and was involved in the litigation that ultimately culminated in a $6 billion settlement against corporate giant 3M. Other notable cases include actions against, healthcare organizations such as Memorial Hermann Health Systems, Northwell Health Systems, Duke University, and NYC Health + Hospitals Corporation. Mike has also succeeded in cases against Big Pharma, forcing a settlement against Teva Pharmaceuticals and defeating Takeda Pharmaceuticals in its attempt to dismiss a lawsuit alleging race discrimination against a Caucasian woman in furtherance of its DEI agenda. 

When not in court or litigating, Mike also dedicates his time to his newly launched nonprofit, Citizen AG, which is designed to serve as the nation's first legal offense fund as well as an educational hub where Mike continues to teach thousands of Americans about their rights and how to exercise them through weekly online workshops. Mike lives in southern California with his wife, Gaby, and their daughters Sophia and Hannah, and newborn son, Jackson.

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