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· 6/6/1977

Lillian Yanks Rehmar v. Bernard L. Smith

Citations

  • 555 F.2d 1362

How courts have described this case

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  • noting that parties to a collective bargaining agreement are generally treated as parties 5 of equal strength
  • remedy of suit against union “may be wholly inadequate to protect the employee or his dependents”
  • trustees’ decisions may be reversed “only where they are arbitrary, capricious, or made in bad faith, not supported by substantial evidence, or erroneous on a question of law”
  • diversity action in which Taft-Hartley preempted state law claims
  • diversity action in which Taft-Hartley preempted state law claims
  • as amended on denial of rehearing January 3, 1977

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Judges: Chambers, Goodwin, Wallace

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