Muhanad Al-Hasani v. Secretary United States Department of Homeland Sec

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• holding that a union had a First Amendment right to employ a salaried attorney to represent members pursuing workers’ compensation claims
• holding that the union’s members had a First Amendment right to hire an attorney collectively to assist them in asserting their legal claims
• holding that the union's members had a First Amendment right to hire an attorney collectively to assist them in asserting their legal claims
• holding that to prohibit, as an unauthorized practice of law, a union from using salaried lawyers to help members pursue workers' compensation claims violated the First Amendment
• holding that to prohibit, as an unauthorized practice of law, a union from using salaried lawyers to help members pursue workers’ compensation claims violated the First Amendment
• holding that a union is not engaged in the unauthorized practice of law by hiring attorneys on a salary basis to provide its members with legal representation

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