“The U.S. Supreme Court issued a decision Thursday siding with an employer that had sued a union for damages after workers went on strike,” the HuffPost reports.
“In an 8-1 decision, the majority ruled that federal law does not preempt a lawsuit the employer filed against the union in state court, alleging workers had destroyed property with their work stoppage. The Supreme Court ruling strikes down a lower court’s decision and keeps the employer’s lawsuit against the union alive.”


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