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Union local members who disaffiliated from parent union had standing as third-party beneficiaries of parent union's constitution/contract with the local to seek equitable distribution of the local's assets to a new independent local.
UAW President's Firing of GC Throws Spotlight on Nuances of Legal Chief Duties
Legal ethics experts say a GC's responsibility is to protect an organization's rights, not to represent the president, and there are rare instances where it might be appropriate to keep information from him.UAW General Counsel Exits as Bargaining Looms
Abigail Carter had been a labor attorney in Washington, D.C., before taking the organization's legal reins in 2020. The union has had a tumultuous stretch, marked by a corruption scandal and its first direct election of union leadership.Employees' Interpretation of Retirement Plan Is the Unambiguously Correct Reading
Evidence Was Sufficient to Find That Defendants' Members Were Responsible for Vandalism and That Defendants Authorized/Acquiesced Members' Conduct
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Lawyer Who Argued for Abortion Clinic in SCOTUS Case Nominated for 1st Circuit Vacancy
President Biden picked Julie Rikelman for a First Circuit vacancy. Rikelman is U.S. litigation director for the Center for Reproductive Rights, and argued the Dobbs case at the Supreme Court.Biden Judicial Nominees Include Picks for Northern and Eastern Districts of California
President Biden picked Julie Rikelman for a First Circuit vacancy. Rikelman is U.S. litigation director for the Center for Reproductive Rights, and argued the Dobbs case at the Supreme Court.3rd Circuit: Alleged Union Tactics Could Constitute Extortion Under RICO
Two nursing home and assisted-living management companies alleged violations of the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organization Act against several labor unions following a long history of conflict and animosity culminating in a damaging strike, according to a precedential Third Circuit opinion.Appeals Court Sides With Unions in 'Fair Share' Disputes
The Eighth Circuit found state laws allowed the collection of fees from non-union employees until the Supreme Court's landmark union dues opinion in 2018.How the United States Soccer Federation Got to Labor Peace and Equal Pay
Karen Leetzow, the federation's chief legal officer, discusses the "Rubik's cube" of litigation and collective bargaining that led to last week's announcement of new deals with the men's and women's national teams, alongside her lead labor negotiator Nicole Buffalano of Morgan Lewis and her lead litigator Jamie Wine of Latham & Watkins.Trending Stories
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