FEATURED CASES
Our firm has filed a wide variety of lawsuits on behalf of individuals who are both union and non-union members, and for organizations seeking to push back on injuries caused by the actions of public-sector union officials.
This includes representing teachers who want to do what they love without supporting a union with which they disagree; a graduate assistant who wants an education without union involvement; a homecare worker who wants to protect his working relationship from union intrusion; taxpayers who want their money to support education, not union activity; a firefighter’s local union trying to protect its firefighters’ right to disaffiliate from a large, state union; and religious objectors to unionism who want to support that in which they believe, not what union officials choose for them.
REPRESENTATIVE CASES
Seabron v. AFSCME, District Council 37
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Wong v. Transport Workers Union
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Welch v. Civil Service Employees Assn.
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Goldstein v. PSC
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Wilkofsky v. American Fed. of Musicians
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Knabb v. UFCW, Local 1776 Keystone State
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McFetridge v. AFSCME, Council 13
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McGraw v. SEIU Healthcare Pennsylvania
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Mendez V. District Council 37
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Kumpf v. New York State United Teachers
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