30 Jul 2024
Injunction Junction: New Video on the U.S. Supreme Court’s 8-1 Decision on NLRA Injunctions
Are you interested in learning about the recent Supreme Court decision in Starbucks v. McKinney, holding that the government is held to the same high standard as any other plaintiff seeking an injunction? Watch our Current Awareness: Injunctions under NLRA Section 10(j): Starbucks v. McKinney (U.S. Supreme Court) Video by Brandon Shemtob of Stevens & Lee.
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