· 9/7/1976
Federal Case
Citations
- 542 F.2d 579
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- explaining that a district court has the ultimate discretion whether to deduct funds received from a collateral source, such as a public unemployment fund, from a back pay award
- affirming district court residence requirement as a reflection of class definition
- affirming district court residence requirement as a reflection of class definition
- no abuse of discretion to award federally subsidized public interest law firm less than a non-federally subsidized law firm
- to be eligible for backpay, claimant must show either written or oral application for union membership
- no abuse of discretion to award federally subsidized public interest law firm less than a non-federally subsidized law firm
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