· 9/19/2018
McCullough, Joshua Steven
How courts have described this case
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- examining 25 whether a class of workers was “engage[d] in the movement of goods in interstate commerce in the same way that seamen and railroad workers are” (internal quotation marks and citation omitted)
- declining to adopt the Lenz factors even to assess the question for which they were designed because “[n]o other circuit has adopted this test” and “it unduly adds to the complexity of the analysis”
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