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Tag Archives: Federal
Insurance Demand Letter Used For Federal Jurisdiction
Demand letters to an insurance company can be used as evidence to make even a small case subject to federal jurisdiction. This is illustrated in a case from the Western District of Texas, San Antonio Division. It is styled, Veronica … Continue reading
5th Circuit Grants En Banc Rehearing to Address Federal Officer Removal
After years of inconsistent rulings, the Fifth Circuit is poised to address a removal issue with significant ramifications for Louisiana tort cases. The previous version of 28 U.S.C. § 1442 authorized removal to federal court of a suit against a … Continue reading
Posted in Environmental Law
Tagged Address, banc, Circuit, Federal, grants, officer, rehearing, removal
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Federal Court Refuses to Force National Labor Relations Board to Reopen Wrongful Termination Case
When workers are party to a collective bargaining agreement, they typically have rights beyond those generally afforded to employees under the law. When an employer runs afoul of the provisions of such an agreement, there may be consequences, including an … Continue reading
Posted in Employment and Labour Law
Tagged Board, case, Court, Federal, Force, labor, national, Refuses, Relations, reopen, Termination, Wrongful
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Unjust Dismissal – A Powerful Remedy for Dismissed Employees in the Federal Sector
For most dismissed employees in Canada, a wrongful dismissal lawsuit is the best way to get a proper severance package if negotiations fail. Fortunately, most employers are willing to provide or negotiate reasonable arrangements, so litigation is not always a … Continue reading
Posted in Employment and Labour Law
Tagged dismissal, dismissed, Employees, Federal, Powerful, Remedy, Sector, Unjust
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Marinaro is new NAELA Federal Policy Co-Chair
The National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys held its annual meeting in Fort Worth, Texas last week. Lauren S. Marinaro was selected as the incoming Co-Chair of NAELA’s Federal Policy Committee. Marinaro is President of the New Jersey Chapter of … Continue reading