Cole v. Pathmark of Fairlawn

How courts have described this case

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• employee’s discharge claim preempted by LMRA but claims for false arrest and malicious prosecution stemming from employee’s arrest for shoplifting from employer not preempted; employee's injuries resulted not from discharge but from investigation and arrest on theft charges
• employee’s discharge claim preempted by LMRA but claims for false arrest and malicious prosecution stemming from employee’s arrest for shoplifting from employer not preempted; employee’s injuries resulted not from discharge but from investigation and arrest on theft charges
• resolving Section 301 preemption question on motion to dismiss

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).