UAW Says It Didn't Cede Standing In 4th Circ. Benefits Case

By Braden Campbell · October 7, 2021, 4:23 PM EDT

Unions can't waive their statutory power to sue to enforce contracts on retirees' behalf, the United Auto Workers has told the Fourth Circuit, urging the court to revive claims that an...

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Case Information

Case Title

International Union, United Automobile v. SPX Corporation

Case Number

Court

Appellate - 4th Circuit

Nature of Suit

3791 Employee Retirement

Date Filed

March 18, 2021

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