La Barbera v. Federal Metal & Glass Corp.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a failure to obtain counsel constitutes a failure to defend because corporations cannot proceed in federal court pro se
• finding that allegations of failure to abide by contractual allegations sufficiently state a claim for relief
• holding “a failure to obtain counsel constitutes a failure to defend because corporations cannot proceed in federal court pro se”
• finding allegations that an employer violated a CBA and the requirements of ERISA to be sufficient to establish liability
• holding defendant liable under ERISA for failure to maintain records
• entering default judgment in favor of trustees where the complaint alleged that an employer refused to submit an audit despite being contractually bound to do so by a CBA and trust agreement

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).