Lawyer Adam Mortara's law firm is working on a case that could affect gender-affirming care for transgender minors

Lawfair, founded by Adam Mortara , is engaged by the state of Tennessee to provide counsel on a Supreme Court case that could affect the availability of gender-affirming care for transgender minors across the country.

The only other lawyer known to have worked or done work for Lawfair is a project-based contract attorney named Christopher Roach .

Roach was the lead trial lawyer representing Students for Fair Admissions in its case against Harvard , which later advanced to the Supreme Court .

Mortara told WIRED that Roach is "no longer affiliated with the firm".

Christopher Roach has been a prolific contributor to right-wing and extremist right sites.

WIRED has reviewed archived material on VDare with the byline “ Chris Roach ’s” name.

Roach was writing for the magazine of a young conservative group in Washington , D.C. , in 2007 .

Roach describes himself as an “adjunct fellow” at the Center for American Greatness , a right-wing think tank that has been funded by dark money.

Roach has also written for Taki’s Magazine , another paleoconservative blog that has hosted content from far-right figures like Proud Boys founder Gavin McInnes and white nationalists Jared Taylor and Richard Spencer .