Brown v. National Labor Relations Board

How courts have described this case

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• holding that defendants' obligation to plaintiffs was complete and statute of repose began to run when defendants structured the completed transaction of stock into employee stock ownership plan
• holding that defendants’ obligation to plaintiffs was complete and statute of repose began to run when defendants structured the completed transaction of stock into employee stock ownership plan
• decided at the summary judgment stage and determined the defendant’s “last act” by focusing on factors such as the “contractual relationship between the parties, when the contracted-for services were complete, and when the alleged mistakes could no longer be remedied.”

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