There have been several notable cases involving the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS), primarily focused on issues such as abuse, discrimination, and financial matters. Here are some key areas and examples:

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1. Abuse Cases:

   • There have been numerous lawsuits alleging sexual abuse involving church leaders and members. Some cases have focused on claims that the church did not adequately respond to allegations, failing to protect victims or report abuse to authorities.

2. Financial Transparency:

   • The LDS Church has faced scrutiny and legal challenges over its financial practices. Some lawsuits have aimed at compelling the church to disclose its financial records, particularly regarding tithing and the use of funds.

3. Discrimination Cases:

   • There have been instances where members of the LGBTQ+ community have brought lawsuits against the church, alleging discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity, particularly concerning church policies or actions that affect their rights.

4. Child Sexual Abuse Reporting:

   • There have been cases related to mandatory reporting laws, wherein the church has been accused of failing to report known instances of child abuse to law enforcement.

5. Religious Freedom:

   • The church has been involved in cases advocating for religious freedoms, especially in matters concerning their beliefs and practices, such as challenges against laws perceived to infringe on religious rights.